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Polar Plunge

2026 Louisville Polar Plunge
Saturday, February 21
Main Event

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Raise at least $100 to Plunge, $65 for Junior Plungers.

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See Photos from the 2025 Louisville Polar Plunge

For information about the 2026 Louisville Polar Plunge,
contact Mallory Jent at 502-326-5002 or mjent@soky.org.

Two people dressed as Jedis having a light saber fight as they jump into the pool.______________________________

The Polar Plunge gives you the Chill of a Lifetime! Join us for the Polar Plunge for Special Olympics.

Raise a minimum of $1000 (or $65 for Polar Bears under 18) and take the Plunge into a chilly pool.

Individual and group costume winners will be announced during intermission. Prize categories include: top individual fundraiser, top group fundraising team, corporate/civic, school and law enforcement divisions.

Can’t plunge, but still want to support Special Olympics? No problem. Register as a Personal Plunger. You get a Polar Plunge T-shirt and are eligible for all other fundraising awards.

People dressed as Aladdin characters on a stage. One is holding a golden plunger after they won the costume contest award._______________________________

For more information or for sponsorship details, contact Mallory Jent at 502-326-5002 or mjent@soky.org.

2025 Louisville Polar Plunge Awards

Top Fundraiser — Jerry Morgan, Texas Roadhouse Chilly Willies; $10,913 raised
2nd Leading Fundraiser — Joe Doren, Texas Roadhouse Chilly Willies; $9,365 raised
3rd Leading Fundraiser — Gregory Moore, Texas Roadhouse Chilly Willies; $9,006 raised

Top Special Olympics Athlete Fundraiser — Hayden Redmon, River City Rumble; $6,916 raised

Top Fundraising Corporate/Civic Division Team — Texas Roadhouse Chilly Willies; $50,565 raised
Top Fundraising Community Division Team — Spencer County Special Olympics; $18,129 raised
Top Fundraising School Division Team 
— Bardstown Elementary Tigers; $2,713 raised
Top Fundraising Law Enforcement Division Team — 123rd Airlift Wing Chief’s Group; $2,756 raised

Best Group Costume — Aladdin, Spencer County Special Olympics
Best Individual Costume — Banana Man