(Versailles, Ind.) - The Indiana Special Olympics Polar Plunge at the Versailles State Park raised a lot of money.
Plungers splashed into the ice-cold water at the park on Saturday, all to raise money for special olympians in Indiana.
The preliminary event fundraising total was $47,600, well over the 2011 total of $38,273, according to event organizer Greg Townsend.
Participation was also up this year as nearly 190 people took the plunge. Another 60 ran in the Polar Climb 5K.
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Registration and sponsorship opportunities are open
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Become stronger by participating in video-led chair exercise routines.
at North Dearborn Branch Library
Children will hear songs and stories on a variety of themes while developing early literacy and language skills and complete a fun craft or activity!
Free Summer Lunch
Some big names are joining Target at the development along Harrison Avenue
Don't miss the fun this Saturday
Registration and sponsorship opportunities are open
Over the years, local student athletes have competed at Indiana’s most prestigious Indoor Track & Field Competition
The second of five Southeastern Indiana Racing Circuit events
Five local players earned the prestigious honor.
