Cool And Zany Fun For An Excellent Cause!

The Polar Bear Plunge at Ontario Beach Park to benefit Special Olympics New York is one of the many fundraising events that are all a part of The Law Enforcement Torch Run For Special Olympics.

The Polar Bear Plunge is your chance to be one of the thousands of chilled souls across the country who have plunged into winter waters to show their support and raise money for the Special Olympics.

This is Rochester's Polar Bear Plunge and it has become one of Rochester, New York's Most Exciting Fundraising Events! And since the Polar Bear Plunge will be a part of the Lakeside Winter Celebration at Ontario Beach park, Charlotte, you can make a day of it and enjoy all the festival has to offer! There are many ways to become involved with the Polar Plunge this year and years to come. There are opportunities for Sponsoring, Volunteering, and of course Plunging!

Special Olympics

For A Moment.
Think of a playing field where dreams of greatness begin with a single catch of a ball. Journey across a thin, wooden beam and discover the self-esteem achieved through balanced and graceful movement. Look beyond a scoreboard's display to understand the true meaning of sport, where points are tallied for fair play, teamwork and the sheer effort of the attempt.

This is Special Olympics.

For 30 Years.
Special Olympics New York has provided shining moments to people with mental retardation. Today, 40,000 Special Olympians from New York state train and compete year-round in 23 Olympic-style sports with the help of 30,000 volunteers. In 2007, Special Olympics New York, the nation's largest Special Olympics chapter, will continue to showcase the abilities of children and adults who are mentally challenged.

For A Lifetime.
People with developmental disabilities turn triumphs on the playing field into victories throughout their everyday lives. Special Olympics has been ranked as the most credible charitable cause in the United States* with 75 percent of Americans deeming Special Olympics to be very or extremely honest.

*Source: The Chronicle of Philanthropy 12/13/94.

"Let me win. But if I cannot win, Let me be brave in the attempt"
- Special Olympics Oath



















7th Annual Polar Bear Plunge for Special Olympics in Rochester, New York
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