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1.20.2010 | Issue #4 |
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Reasons to Plunge: Great Cause, Great Fun, Great Gear |
 Get Off the Couch and into the Water!
OK...you know why you need to plunge. There are more than 7,000 reasons in the form of Special Olympics Oregon participants to dive in this year.
If that's not enough to get you off the couch, here are 10 more reasons you should take the
plunge and/or pledge to support Special Olympics Oregon.
Polar Plunge Oregon 2010 Incentives
$50 Official 2010 Plunge Long-Sleeved Nike T-Shirt
$250 the above, plus a Polar Plunge Oregon Nike Knit Hat
$500 the above, plus a Polar Plunge Oregon Beach Towel
$1000 the above, plus a Polar Plunge Oregon Nike Therma-Fit Training Top
$5000 the above, plus a Polar Plunge Oregon Plush Bathrobe
Additional prizes will be awarded to the:
Plunger raising the most money
Team raising the most money
Law enforcement employee raising the most money
Best Costume, judged by SOOR athletes!
High school raising the most money
To ensure your busy schedule doesn't get in the way, we've conveniently located plunges in five cities from January to February this year:
Portland - January 30
Medford - February 6
Eugene - February 20
Corvallis - February 20
Bend - February 26
No excuses. It's your time to plunge.
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Check in a Day Early at Select Fred Meyer Stores |
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Avoid lines on plunge day! Turn in your donations and pick up everything you need for the plunge, including a free towel, courtesy of Fred Meyer!
Join us from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.on the day before each plunge at these participating Fred Meyer Stores:
January 29, 2010
Hollywood Fred Meyer
(get directions)
February 5, 2010
North Medford Fred Meyer
(get directions)
February 19, 2010
Eugene Fred Meyer
(get directions)
February 19, 2010
Corvallis Fred Meyer
(get directions)
February 25, 2010
pre-event check-in at Bend Fred Meyer
Bend Fred Meyer
(get directions)
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Why I Plunge: Sgt. Joel Goodwin |
"As the water temperature and air temperature hovered around the freezing point, it was apparent that the worst part was the anticipation. The reason I plunge is the ultimate reward of seeing the excitement on the faces of Special Olympics
Oregon athletes when they are assured the ability to compete and excel. I've seen that firsthand and the difference it makes in their lives."
Sgt. Joel Goodwin, plunge veteran from the Corvallis Police Department
www.plungeoregon.com |
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