Sail away with your top fundraising team prize: 8 tickets on the Ambassatours Tall Ship Silva to be used during the 2023 season!
It’s easy to win this prize: just register a team (2 or more plungers) and be the top fundraiser. Click here to sign up today.
While you are at it, why not challenge another team to be BRRRave!
Thank you for being a BRRRave Plunger!
Please read on for some easy tips on how to boost your pledges and win great prizes!
Your pledges help Special Olympics athletes across Nova Scotia train hard, achieve their personal best and build an incredible community around them of coaches, volunteers and fellow athletes.
| WHO TO ASK | PER DAY |
GRAND TOTAL |
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| Day 1 | Sponsor yourself for $25 | $25 | $25 |
| Day 2 | Ask 3 family members to match your donation of $25 | $75 | $100 |
| Day 3 | Ask your best friend to sponsor you for $25 | $25 | $125 |
| Day 4 | Ask your boss for a contribution of $25 | $25 | $150 |
| Day 5 | Ask 5 local friends to sponsor you $10 each | $50 | $200 |
| Day 6 | Ask 5 out of town friends to sponsor you $10 each | $50 | $250 |
| Day 7 | Ask 5 businesses you frequent (barber, salon, dry cleaner, dentist, restaurant) to sponsor you $10 each | $50 | $300 |
| Day 8 | Ask 5 co-workers to sponsor you $10 each | $50 | $350 |
| Day 9 | Ask 5 neighbours to sponsor you $10 each | $50 | $400 |
| Day 10 | Ask 10 people from your social club/church/temple/mosque to sponsor you $10 each | $50 | $500 |
Remember to share with your friends and family that they are helping to provide valuable year-round sport training and competition for over 2,500 Nova Scotian children and adults with an intellectual disability. Plus donations $20 and over will receive a tax-deductible receipt.
#inclusion #sport #community #FreezinForAReason #BecauseSportMatters
Save the Date: Saturday, April 29th, 2023 and get ready to take the plunge in the frigid Halifax Harbour!
Freezing’ for a Reason! The athletes of Special Olympics Nova Scotia thank you for your BRRRRavery!
We are introducing a “Quiet Zone” on the route this year. This will be on Caldwell Road between Cow Bay Road and Shore Road. On this portion of the route, drivers will refrain from blowing their horns, playing loud music, etc. We hope this will create an opportunity for families who may have members who are bothered by the loud noise to come out and enjoy the Convoy. We cannot guarantee silence but we will do our utmost to encourage drivers to minimize the noise for these few blocks.
To learn more about the Truck Convoy visit truckconvoyns.ca
A signed game worn jersey and a signed hockey stick will go to the Top Individual Fundraiser at the #HalifaxPolarPlunge! 🏒💦❄️
Who might be the Top Individual Fundraiser? Check out the leaderboard here.
Help your favourite BRRRave plunger win this prize by donating to their pledge page today!
A fundraiser in support of Special Olympics Nova Scotia
#inclusion #sport #community #FreezinForAReason#BecauseSportMatters
Get the very latest updates on the the Halifax Polar Plunge at FaceBook and Twitter. We throw shout-outs to all the plungers as they register. Find your favorite BRRRave #PolarPlunger and share the posts! You’re helping share the message of #SpecialOlympics every time you like and share.
#inclusion #sport #whyweplunge #freezinforareason
Register your team today – as many team members as you can DARE! Be BRRRave! Register Your Team Name Here and Take the Plunge in March – Register Today! No limit to the team members! And for teams that raise $150 per member in pledges, you will each get a free exclusive Polar Plunge towel!
Join the other teams from across Nova Scotia who are BRRRave enough to plunge for Special Olympics Nova Scotia Athletes.
When so many people dress up is some of the most imaginable outfits possible and queue up to jump slide into ice water on a day where the thermometer is reading less than WARM, you can’t help but ask yourself WHY?
WHY would someone choose to expose themselves to such great discomfort? The elements are one thing, the aftershock of hitting that water and then climbing out onto a ladder and exiting the pool as you run 500 feet to change into something warm, is another.
We call this FREEZIN FOR A REASON.
And that reason is the over 2500 Special Olympics athletes in Nova Scotia that are enrolled in Special Olympics programs. For the athletes, and their families, Special Olympics is not just sport. It is the one constant they know will always be present in an uncertain world. A constant where you can relate to peers and your child is accepted unconditionally. Where everyone can relax and feel at ease in all conditions.
The very first year, the Nova Scotia Law Enforcement Torch Run (NSLETR) wanted to do something to help further the efforts of Special Olympics in Nova Scotia. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of the NSLETR Zone 1 members and local support, on March 4th 2017 we executed the 1st Annual Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Nova Scotia. With our dedicated plungers, we now raise an average of $20,000 annually for Special Olympics Nova Scotia.
Special thanks to each and every plunger who helps us make Polar Plunge a success. If you have a chance to see an athlete compete, excel, achieve, or just smile…know you are the reason WHY.
We hope to see you all next year.
The ever popular Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Nova Scotia returns on March 28th, 2020.
Join us at Parade Square in Halifax for that amazing twin-slide into a pool of frosty water, more great prizes and costumes sure to delight. Registration will be open soon, but for now….mark March 28th on your calendars. Plan to be a part of the nation’s largest growing Polar Plunge with your local LETR for a great charity – Special Olympics. #freezinforareason
