Polar Plunge in Galveston benefiting Special Olympics Texas

Monday, January 20, 2020
Polar Plunge in Galveston raises money for Special Olympics of Texas
It may not have been frigid at Stewart Beach, but these folks still get bragging rights for their effort!

GALVESTON, Texas -- More than 170 Polar Plungers helped to raise money to support Special Olympics Texas by jumping into the Gulf of Mexico!

Officials say more than $17,000 was raised during the 9th annual Polar Plunge at Stewart Beach in Galveston, benefiting the year-round projects of Special Olympics of Texas.

PHOTOS: 2020 Polar Plunge in Galveston

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The 9th annual event, held at Galveston's Stewart Beach, raised money for the year-round programs of Special Olympics of Texas.

Among the 'plungers' were representatives from the Galveston Police Department, the Galveston County Sheriff's Office, Galveston DA's office, as well as community and school groups.

The bowling club from Clear Brook High School capturing honors for best team costume, largest team and most money raised.

If you'd like to donate, visit Give.SpecialOlympics.org to make a difference and help empower these inspiring athletes.