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Natick AMVETS Passion Plunge raises $30K for Special Olympics

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The Polar Plunge raised more than $73,000 for Special Olympics. The annual benefit saw 361 entrants wade, walk, wiggle or run into the pond. There are more than 2,000 Special Olympians in northeast Indiana. Proceeds pay for athlete training, uniforms and other expenses for those with intellectual disabilities.

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WCVB

Natick AMVETS Passion Plunge raises $30K for Special Olympics

About 200 people made the plunge into Lake Cochituate for a great cause.

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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WMUR

High School Polar Plunge raises money for Special Olympics NH

15th annual High School Plunge raises $212,000 for Special Olympics New Hampshire

1 year ago

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WANE-TV

Special Olympics Polar Plunge FW raises over $80,000

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) -- After a chilly dip for more than 360 plungers in Metea County Park, the Special Olympics Polar Plunge raised $80,000 for Special Olympics Indiana. Fort Wayne Polar Plunge Chair Jake Pickett shared that the largest plunging team was from East Allen University, which included 91 plungers. The highest fundraiser was Alan Bodenstein of Carroll High School who raised over $6,000. The top 3 fundraising teams included Carroll…

1 year ago·Fort Wayne, United States

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Fox17

Polar Plunge surpasses $80K goal for Special Olympics in Grand Rapids

Temperatures are warming up here in West Michigan, but some brave souls took on a chilly challenge to support the Special Olympics of Michigan.

1 year ago

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Fox 25 Oklahoma City

Hundreds take the 'Polar Plunge' to raise money for Special Olympics Oklahoma athletes

Saturday morning Oklahomans participated in the annual 'Polar Plunge', jumping into freezing water to benefit Special Olympics Oklahoma.Over 300 people particip

1 year ago·Oklahoma City, United States

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