Take a Plunge in Big Creek once every hour for 24 hours!

Special Olympics Iowa's second Super Plunge will take place on Friday, November 6 - Saturday, November 7 at Big Creek Beach in Polk City. 

How to Participate:

1. Mail registration form with signed waiver to Special Olympics Iowa or visit www.firstgiving.com/soiowa to register online. Please click here to download the registration brochure.
2. Each Polar Bear must raise a minimum of $2,000.
3. Each Super Plunger may bring one support person.
4. Visitor guidelines will be distributed to each registered Plunger.
5. Solicit contributions from family, friends, businesses, etc. You may create your own personal fundraising page online at www.firstgiving.com/soiowa to solicit donations. Please click here to download the donation form.
6. If you choose not to create your own fundraising page online, please mail your collected donations to: Special Olympics Iowa, P.O. Box 620, Grimes, IA 50111
7. Attire: Swimsuit or Costume. No wetsuits allowed!!
8. Must be 21 years old.
9. For every $500 raised, you will be entered into a drawing for a mystery prize.
10. Please make checks payable to: Special Olympics Iowa

Schedule

Friday, November 6

• 11:30 a.m. - Registration
• 1 p.m. - Plunge #1 of 24

Saturday, November 7

• Noon - Plunge #24!!

For more information, please contact Jeanette Steinfeldt at (515-986-5520, ext. 107).

The newest member of the Super Plunge team is Kyler Prunty, 20 year old Special Olympics Iowa athlete and Global Messenger from Creston. Kyler participated in the Indianola Plunge and had a blast, prompting him to become a Super Plunger!

Kyler has made a new friend in his quest to raise $2,000. Dr. Jay Christensen, an ophthalmologist from Harlan, was recently awarded $1,000 from the state of Iowa for his work with Special Olympics. Dr. Jay has been instrumental in the Healthy Athletes program for Special Olympics Iowa and wanted his award to somehow benefit an Iowa athlete.

Dr. Jay decided to give his award money to Kyler for the Super Plunge, even donating $250 himself to present Kyler with a check for $1,250 at the 2007 State Summer Games! Thanks to Dr. Jay for his incredible generosity!