Want to see our JARO Coaches take the plunge? We are partnering with the 2024 Polar Plunge to raise money for the Special Olympics and also raising money to help with JARO tournament costs.

Raise $250, Coach Nicole will take the plunge
Raise $500, Coach Ben will take the plunge
Raise $750, Coach Marcus will take the plunge
Raise $1000, Coach Jeff will take the plunge
Raise $5000, All JARO coaches will wear a singlet when they take the plunge

WHEN: Saturday 3/9/23 @ 12:15pm

WHERE: Riley Lake Park, 9281 Riley Lake Rd Eden Prairie, MN 55347

Would you like to donate directly to the Special Olympics through the JARO Team? Click HERE to see our team and Donate

Would you like to take the plunge with us?

If you would like to participate, click HERE to join and enter your information and register by Feb 23rd

Polar Plunge is open to all JARO wrestlers, family and friends.

Plungers fundraise – each plunger needs to raise $75 for the Special Olympics to join the plunge.

Plungers can share their plunge page/link on social media and email and people can make donations directly to their page
The more a plunger raises the more incentive items they get (note that shirts are all adult sizes) https://www.plungemn.org/incentives/

Plunging tips:

If you don’t put your head under, it’s not that bad
The time you’re in the water is 5-10 seconds
The changing tents are heated
There’s a turbo heating tunnel immediately when you get out of the water

All ages can plunge. (minimum kid age is parents’ decision)If someone signs up to plunge and can’t make it the day of, we will bring their incentive items to practice.
Ice or no ice, the plunge will go on! Polar Plunge is the largest fundraiser for Special Olympics Minnesota

For over 50 years, Special Olympics has been helping Minnesota become a place where people with intellectual disabilities can reach their fullest potential. You're making it all possible by taking the Polar Plunge! If jumping in the freezing water is too much for you; you can still donate to one of the brave souls that are willing to jump. The Special Olympics provides year-round training and services to thousands of athletes with intellectual disabilities statewide.

See JARO Coaches Take the Plunge

Raising Money for Special Olympics & JARO Tournament Costs

Team Members