Over the Edge 2021

The Durant
8.21.2021

On a sultry summer afternoon, The Disability Network held their third annual event to promote disability access awareness. This year, 79 brave souls strapped in, grabbed the ropes and had a great time rappelling from the top of The Durant building in Downtown Flint. All monies raised directly benefit TDN to foster their continuing mission to support people with disabilities to live independently in our community.


Photography By Tim Jagielo

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