Approximately 800 souls took the chilly plunge in Wildwood for Special Olympics New Jersey.
Gruber, a veteran of the plunge, was dressed in a red polka dot bikini while Cugliari donned only boardshorts. They stood behind yellow police tape holding each other as they tried to ward off the feels-like temperatures of 12 degrees.
“And why that’s exciting is because everything is free. For the athletes that participate in the sports, no out of pocket costs,” said Lynch, adding that there are approximately 20,000 Special Olympic athletes in the Garden State. First time plunger Ryan McColligam, of Bellmawr, tried to calm his nerves with a few beverages of his choice. He decided over the holidays to take the plunge with his brother-in-law and raise money for a good cause.
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