Polar Plunge In Edina To Raise Money For Special Olympics MN

EDINA, MN — Hundreds of people from the Edina area are set to make a splash later this month to support Special Olympics in Minnesota.

More than 200 have gathered donations and pledged to jump into a mobile “Cool School” pool March 30 at South View Middle School. This will be the first year the school hosts a “Cool School” plunge.

The event is less than $150 from reaching its $25,000 goal, as of noon Friday. According to the Polar Plunge website, 210 people have raised $24,863 so far.

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The Creek Valley Unified team has raised more than $2,500 for the Polar Plunge in Edina, well surpassing its $900 goal.

The Edina High School Unified team has raised just under $2,000 toward its $11,800 goal, as of noon Friday.

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The “Cool School” Polar Plunge is set to start at 1 p.m. March 30 at South View Middle School in Edina.

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