2026 Maize Polar Plunge
Saturday, March 7, 2026 • 12:00 p.m.
Location to be announced – Maize, KS
Why Plunge?
Get ready to make a splash for a great cause at the 2026 Maize Polar Plunge, supporting Special Olympics Kansas. Whether you’re jumping in or cheering from the sidelines, your participation helps change lives — providing year‑round sports training, nutrition and health programs, leadership opportunities, and community inclusion for athletes with intellectual disabilities.
This year, we’re excited to share that our CEO will be taking the plunge — leading the way and showing the power of commitment, fun and community spirit.
Event Details
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Date & Time: March 7, 2026 at 12:00 p.m.
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Location: Maize, Kansas (specific site to be confirmed)
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Purpose: Raise funds to ensure athletes have opportunities to train, compete and belong — your support matters more than ever.
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Impact Example: A donation of just $50 helps provide five athlete meals at a Special Olympics Kansas event.
How to Get Involved
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Register to take the plunge solo or gather a team of friends, family or coworkers.
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Fundraise or donate — every dollar makes a real difference and contributes directly to athlete programs.
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Volunteer or attend as a supporter — you don’t have to jump in the water to be part of the fun and the impact.
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Make it memorable — plan your costume, bring your team energy, and join our CEO as we dive in together for inclusion and community.
Why Your Participation Matters
By plunging, donating, or simply showing up to cheer, you’re helping:
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Empower individuals with intellectual disabilities to live active, confident and included lives.
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Build communities where everyone belongs and every athlete is valued.
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Celebrate spirit, courage, teamwork and the “One Team” mindset — when we plunge together, we create waves of change.
Ready to Make a Splash?
Register your team, set your fundraising goal, and get ready for a memorable day of fun, courage and community. Costumes, camaraderie and cold water await — let’s make this year’s Maize Polar Plunge one to remember.
