19th Ward Chicago

Monday, March 3, 2014

TONIGHT SHOW'S JIMMY FALLON POLAR PLUNGES IN LAKE MICHIGAN

CHICAGO - During Chicago's annual Polar Plunge Sunday morning, the Tonight Show's Jimmy Fallon jumped into a 32 degree Lake Michigan, as did Mayor Rahm Emanuel - all to have fun raising funds for Special Olympics.

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Anonymous3/03/2014
Hey folks, it was great that Jimmy Fallon did this, but let's not forget about the other 3,100 Chicagoans who also did this for Special Olympics Chicago! Thier biggest program is Mt. Greenwood Park. They have hundreds of athletes that participate in over 26 sports that range from gymnastics to downhill skiing. These are kids from our neighborhood. This program has changed thier lives and really means the world to them. If you care to donate or volunteer or just come out and root them on, please check out sochicago.org. Thanks folks. Please know your money will be well spent on those who truly need it.
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