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2019 Polar Plunge to Fight Cancer

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Dearest friends and supporters,

For the 4th year in a row, we are gathering in Long Beach, NY for the Polar Plunge on Sunday, February 3rd, 2019. We set aside our fears of the icy water and numbingly cold temperatures to fundraise for the Ken Pribil Jr. Foundation in support of cancer research. We ask for your support; whether by donation or by cheering us on, to stand with us and fundraise for our 2019 cancer research grant. Select 'Donate Now' or 'Share' to support our cause and spread the news!

In December 2018, the Ken Pribil Jr. Foundation delivered it's largest cancer research grant ever; $15,000 toward sarcoma research studies at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. This was made possible by our first 3 Polar Plunges raising over $10,000, coupled with additional fundraising efforts.

Donations go directly to the Ken Pribil Jr. Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and are tax deductible. Created in memory of Ken Jr., a Rockville Centre, NY native who lost his battle to AngioSarcoma cancer at the young age of 19, the Ken Pribil Jr. Foundation has granted over $25,000 to reputable cancer research institutions and awarded 18 college scholarships to graduating high school students. To learn more, visit www.kenpribiljr.org.

Thank you for your kindness, support, and generosity. 


Sincerely,

Kevin A. Pribil
Brother of Ken Jr.
President of the Ken Pribil Jr. Foundation
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    Co-organizers (8)

    Kevin Pribs
    Organizer
    Rockville Centre, NY
    Ken Pribil Jr Foundation Ltd
    Beneficiary
    Joe Dinielli
    Co-organizer
    Lauren DeMara
    Co-organizer
    Kate Sturm
    Co-organizer
    Colleen Currlin
    Co-organizer

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