The 6th Annual “Over The Edge” event to benefit The Restoration House will be returning to Knoxville on Saturday August 21, 2021.  Master Services is raising money to “Toss the Boss” - GM, Dustin Coffey over the edge of the 16-story First Century Bank Building in downtown Knoxville!!

At its core, The Restoration House believes that God intended for us to live in community. Over the past 13 years, The Restoration House has seen single mother families become "rooted" in community as they seek wholeness.

Why Over the Edge?  Every day, single mothers selflessly face pressures that would push most of us Over the Edge. Time and time again, they courageously face these challenges head on to provide for their children. In response to their strength, bravery and dedication, The Restoration House asks: Would you go Over the Edge for someone you love?

We asked Dustin why he felt drawn to participate.  Here’s what he had to say:

“Going over the edge for Restoration House is something I am very passionate about. There are a lot of great organizations here in Knoxville that do a lot of wonderful things for our community, but having been raised by a single mother, it means so much to me to have the opportunity to help raise funds for an organization that I can personally relate to. I have seen first-hand the struggles and sacrifices made by those who are in a similar situation. I am familiar with the hardships that are endured, both financially and mentally when all things necessary to thrive in this world are placed on the shoulders of one parent. But there is HOPE!  The opportunities are endless for both the mother and child when they are given a strong support system from institutions like The Restoration House. I feel blessed to be involved and believe there is much more than financial support we as a community can provide to support this organization.  Not only are we investing in the mothers and their ability to provide, but also giving the children an opportunity to be confident and focus on the things that will help them develop their passions for years to come.”