polar plunge

Special Olympics Washington is putting on one of 2020’s coolest parties of the year: the 2020 Polar Plunge series. The event series will take place in six cities across the state and is one of Special Olympics Washington’s largest fundraisers, benefitting 18,000 athletes across Washington.

Have you ever jumped into the Columbia River in January?  Me neither however you have the opportunity to do so with a group of like minded individuals coming up on January 19th...

Special Olympics Washington is putting on one of 2019’s coolest parties of the year: the 2019 Polar Plunge series. The event series will take place in six cities across the state and is one of Special Olympics Washington’s largest fundraisers, benefitting 18,000 athletes across Washington.

Take the plunge into the frigid waters of the Columbia river tomorrow!  Last check the water temperature was at 37 degrees!

Every January local law enforcement agencies sponsor the Polar Plunge in Columbia Park to raise money for Special Olympics of Washington. We'll be on the boat ramp this year Jan. 18 for the jump at noon. Register now and join our team!

Every year lots of people plunge into the frigid cold water of the Columbia River, to raise funds for Special Olympics! It's become a huge event and lots of frigid fun for everyone! Our boss Paul Drake does it every year. See more from 2013 Polar Plunge

On Saturday over 600 crazy people got together to raise money for Special Olympics of Washington State with the annual 'Freezin For a Reason' Polar Plunge in Columbia Park.

Take a dip in the icy waters of the Columbia river and be a part of the “coolest” event of the year! Join the fun, help raise funds and win prizes all in support of Special Olympics Washington.

Hey Everybody! My boss Paul Drake will once again be doing the Annual Polar Plunge! He does it every year and I'm so proud of him! He only has like 3% body fat, so I imagine it's SUPER COLD but he does it anyway! It's all to raise money for Special Olympics of Washington...

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Join Team 98.3 THE KEY for the 2012 Kennewick Polar Plunge this Saturday to support Special Olympics Washington.