We’re looking back at an event that made a splash this past weekend. The annual Rochester Polar Plunge saw more than 900 people take the icy leap.

More than 160 participants braved the icy waters at Cape County Park for the 2025 Polar Plunge, diving into the freezing lake on Saturday, February 8, to support local Special Olympic athletes.

Special Olympics DC CEO Nicole Preston and athlete Amari Knott join Good Morning Washinton to promote the 2025 Polar Plunge on February 22nd at Yards Park.

Polar Plunge is their most invigorating fundraiser of the year where individuals who pledge to plunge jump in icy cold waters to benefit Special Olympics athletes.

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Columbus North’s Steve Krakoski (21) keeps the ball away from Southport’s Jeff Dunhammel (13) as Joe Altman (33) sneaks from behind on Feb. 8, 1975. Krakoski had eight points and five rebounds in ...