On Sunday, February 11, hundreds of people of all ages will jump into the cold waters of Long Island Sound to be part of SoundWaters first-ever “Super Splash” and help raise awareness about the impact of climate change.
The event will take place at East Beach in Stamford’s Cove Island Park at noon. Following the quick dip, participants can wrap themselves in towels and warm up with some donuts and hot cocoa on the beach.
Registration is $30 for adults and $20 for those 18 and under. All money raised will support SoundWaters’ climate science education efforts, which will reach thousands of area students in 2024.
So, gather your friends and kick-off Super Bowl Sunday with a big splash for a great cause. To register, visit SoundWaters.org/SuperSplash. For questions and more information, email [email protected].
About SoundWaters
SoundWaters prepares the next generation for their future. With our climate in crisis, we teach tomorrow’s leaders the science they will need. With Long Island Sound as our classroom, we create love and respect for the natural world. As a matter of justice, we open the water to all. As a matter of urgency, we work to protect our common home. For more information, visit soundwaters.org.