Hundreds to plunge into icy Hudson River to benefit a good cause this weekend
Matt Gullotta, president of Gullotta House, joined News 12 today to discuss the progress of the fundraising effort and the beneficiaries of the funds raised.
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Feb 9, 2024, 12:59 PM
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3ds agoThis weekend, hundreds of individuals will brave the cold waters of the Hudson River for an outstanding cause.
The "Escape from Sing Sing Plunge" and the "Headless Horseman Plunge" are set to take place tomorrow.
These events are organized by Gullotta House, an organization dedicated to helping Westchester County residents facing hardship.
Matt Gullotta, president of Gullotta House, joined News 12 today to discuss the progress of the fundraising effort and the beneficiaries of the funds raised.
