Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Wisconsin offers new (safer) fundraisers
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) --- The annual polar plunge benefitting Special Olympics Wisconsin is going to work a little differently this year.
Instead of jumping into a freezing lake for charity, there are several different options to support the organization through local adventures.
Tyler Pouros, the director of development of special events for Special Olympics Wisconsin joins CBS 58 Morning News to tell us about this change.
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