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Thursday, December 6, 2012

POLAR BEAR DIP, 5K RACE TO HELP FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE

POLAR BEAR DIP, 5K RACE TO HELP FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE, DECEMBER 31 IN PORTLAND
Looking for a feel good adrenaline rush? Be bold in the cold with a plunge into the Atlantic and/or winter jaunt around the East End to support the Natural Resources Council of Maine’s work to reduce climate change pollution. The bone-chilling fun 5K and dip will take place at Portland’s East End on Monday, December 31.

Pre-register online at: nrcm.kintera.org/dipdash. Registration opens at 10:00 a.m. Mon. Dec 31 at East End Beach. The 5k begins at 11:00 and the dip will be at noon – the “warmest” part of the day!
 
The registration fee is $30 and friends and family can pledge to help raise money and awareness about climate change and what NRCM is doing right here in Maine to curb it. Learn more and pledge online at: http://www.nrcm.org/dipdash.asp

The first 200 to sign-up for the Dip, the Dash, or both will receive a bpa-free water bottle. There are also fun prizes for top finishers, best costume, youngest and oldest participants, and top fundraisers, including Lamey Wellehan gift certificates, hand-made polar bear mugs and hats, books by Maine author/illustrator Jamie Hogan, and more.

And, it will be fun, with folks in polar bear costumes, hot drinks from Coffee by Design, and goodies too!

To participate in this certified sustainable event (by Athletes for a Fit Planet), Pre-register online at: nrcm.kintera.org/dipdash.

This year’s Dip & Dash is sponsored by: WCLZ, Clynk, ReVision Energy, Penobscot Home Performance, Jamie Hogan, Malley Weber, Coffee by Design, Lamey Wellehan, Back Country Excursions, and other local businesses.




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