The Polar Bear Plunge brought in more than $80,000 for three charities.
Organizers say yesterday’s event had already reached $70,000 before the first team started jumping into the Marina.
They set a goal of $50,000 in support of Roots to Harvest, the 2020 Special Olympic Winter Games, and Special Olympics Thunder Bay.
You can see the whole event below.
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