Polar Plunge Fundraiser Planned for Twin River Special Olympics

Law enforcement agencies partner with local Special Olympics chapter for icy event to raise funds for athletes.

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

Law enforcement agencies in the LC Valley are partnering with Twin River Special Olympics for an upcoming Polar Plunge fundraising event scheduled to take place at Lewiston's Snap Fitness on February 14th. The event aims to raise funds to support the athletes of the Twin River Special Olympics, with proceeds going towards uniforms, transportation, and other essential needs to ensure local athletes can compete and thrive.

Why it matters

The Polar Plunge is a popular fundraising event for Special Olympics chapters across the country, allowing local law enforcement and community members to come together and support athletes with intellectual disabilities. These funds are critical for ensuring the Twin River Special Olympics chapter can provide its athletes with the resources they need to participate in competitions and develop important life skills.

The details

The Polar Plunge event will kick off at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 14th, at Lewiston's Snap Fitness location. Attendees can donate by scanning a QR code on the event flyer or by clicking a link. All proceeds raised will go directly to supporting the Twin River Special Olympics athletes.

  • The Polar Plunge event is scheduled for Saturday, February 14th, 2026 at 10 a.m.

The players

Twin River Special Olympics

The local chapter of the Special Olympics organization that provides athletic training and competition opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities in the LC Valley region.

Asotin Police Chief Monte Renzelman

The police chief who can be contacted for more information about the Polar Plunge fundraiser.

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What’s next

The Polar Plunge event on February 14th will be the main fundraising activity for the Twin River Special Olympics chapter this year.

The takeaway

Community support through events like the Polar Plunge is vital for ensuring local Special Olympics chapters can provide their athletes with the resources and opportunities they need to compete, develop important life skills, and feel included in their communities.