Chill Time: 26th annual Polar Plunge in Fishkill raises thousands for good cause
Special Olympics New York hosted the 26th annual event inside Camp Mariah.
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Feb 20, 2024, 11:20 AM
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13ds agoThis weekend's cold temperatures were no match for the fearless Polar Plungers in Fishkill.
Special Olympics New York hosted the 26th annual event inside Camp Mariah.
Last year, the organization raised $228,000. Special Olympics athletes get year-round sports training and health screenings for free.
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