The London Torch Run Polar Plunge is returning, offering individuals, businesses, and organizations the opportunity to support a great cause while braving the cold. The event, which raises funds for over 23,000 athletes across the province, is an exciting and unique way to contribute to Special Olympics programming and events.
Organized by the London Torch Run Polar Plunge Committee, which includes members from the London PS, OPP, RCMP, and the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services, the event encourages participants to take the plunge into frigid waters in support of local athletes. Funds raised will go directly toward funding important programs that enhance the lives of athletes with intellectual disabilities.
Event Details (Credit: London Police Service ON Twitter)
Event Details:
- Registration: 4:00 p.m.
- Location: Powerhouse Brewery and 100 Kellogg Lane
- Date: February 28th
The event has gained significant traction through the support of over 800 donors, contributing generously via online donations. So far, the total amount raised has surpassed an impressive $46,000, showcasing the widespread commitment to the cause.
Registration will open at 4:00 p.m. with participants gathering at Powerhouse Brewery and 100 Kellogg Lane for an afternoon of community and fun. The event will feature live music and a DJ, along with warming stations, changerooms, and bathrooms.
This year’s Polar Plunge is not only a physical challenge but an opportunity for individuals and organizations to make a lasting impact on the lives of athletes across Ontario. By participating, attendees help provide essential support for events and programs that give athletes the chance to excel.
