Cupid Smashers Get Cold for a Cause: 1st Annual Miami Beach Cupid Splash
A Chilly Tradition Takes Over Miami Beach
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. – A Valentine’s Day fundraiser made a splash in Miami Beach on Sunday for a chilly tradition. The first annual “Cupid Splash” saw 100 costumed participants jumping into the water for the Polar Plunge fundraiser, a tradition in the Northeast and Midwest.
Leveraging the Power of Community
Organizer Bruce Sherman says the funds raised will go to the Biscayne Bay recovery fund at the Miami Foundation, helping support important programs. “Biscayne Bay is at a tipping point; it’s the blue heart of our community, economically incredibly important,” Sherman said. “It’s important for everybody, no matter what your party, no matter what your politics; we all love the bay.”
Cosplay and Fundraising
A costume contest was also held, with an awards ceremony for the team that raised the most money. The event brought together individuals from all walks of life, united by their commitment to a common cause.
Conclusion
The 1st annual Miami Beach Cupid Splash was a resounding success, raising essential funds for the Biscayne Bay recovery fund. This unique event demonstrated the power of community coming together to support a vital cause. As the city continues to face challenges, initiatives like this will be crucial in driving positive change.
FAQs
* What was the purpose of the Cupid Splash event?
+ To raise funds for the Biscayne Bay recovery fund at the Miami Foundation
* How many participants took part in the event?
+ 100 costumed individuals
* What was the focus of the event?
+ Fundraising for the Biscayne Bay recovery fund
* Who was the organizer of the event?
+ Bruce Sherman
