ON FEBRUARY 10, 2024
We invited you to Jump in and Feel the Love with Us at our 18th Annual Valentine Plunge… and you did! 625 of you! And because of YOU we were able to raise over $500,000 at last year’s Annual Valentine Plunge which was a record setter! You are an amazing group of individuals set out to make the world a better place by supporting this cause and changing the lives of our pALS!
THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS!!
About the Valentine Plunge
The plunge is an exciting fundraising event where participants, called Plungers, collect donations for ALS patients in exchange for plunging into the icy Atlantic Ocean.
Get a team together – register as an individual – be a spectator cheering on your plungers – make a donation – be part of an amazing fundraising event! We’d like to give many, many thanks to all who have participated in the past years and now! Let’s make history again this February 2025!
Thank you again to all of our supporters!
Working together, we can accomplish anything!
Use the hashtags #valentineplunge and #valentineplunge2025
Post your video or pictures to your team page
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Working together, we can accomplish anything!
Use the hashtags #valentineplunge and #valentineplunge2025
Post your video or pictures to your team page
FOLLOW US
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"What gives me hope for the future is the sheer number of people involved in the ALS fight and the different types, from the scientists to the physicians to the companies and the patients and the foundations. It feels like a big global family that's trying to fight together,” she said. “That's very different than 10 or 15 years ago. It was such a small community. So, the speed of progress is just going to go up because of the number of people involved.”![]()
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Get the latest from The ALS Association in their blog update on new treatments and active clinical trials: www.als.org/blog/finding-hope-and-new-treatments-through-clinical-trials
"Scott, who is 54, was diagnosed in March with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), the terminal neurodegenerative disorder also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. In June Agosta organized a 5K at Raritan High School that drew 400 participants and raised $14,000. The kids Scott coached on the gridiron from 2014-2020, some of whom are in college, showed up in force."![]()
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And a big THANK YOU
to all of our sponsors who support our mission each year!!
Donate directly to the Joan Dancy & pALS Foundation at Hackensack Meridian Health Riverview Medical Center, One Riverview Plaza, P. O. Box 8157, Red Bank, NJ 07701
The Joan Dancy & pALS Foundation was formed in 2005 by Terry Magovern in honor of Joan Dancy, his late fiancé, after she succumbed to ALS. Our mission is to help people in our local communities afflicted with ALS by providing a better quality of life for them and their families.
