Category: Charity
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Swim Across America – Rhode Island
Welcome to the Swim Across America – Rhode Island Open Water Swim! Established in 2010, SAA – RI has raised over $1 million to fund cancer research at Women and Infants Hospital Rhode Island.
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Web Extra: Hundreds Participate in Swim to Benefit Lighthouse | CBS Miami
More than 460 people participated in this weekend’s 8-mile open water swimming competition in the Florida Keys to benefit the Alligator Reef Lighthouse.
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Olympian Elizabeth Beisel Postpones Swim to Block Island | WPRI
Elizabeth Beisel is postponing her “Block Cancer” swimming event she originally scheduled for Thursday due to the bad weather for at least two weeks.
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More Than 100 Swimmers Make a Splash to Raise Money for Tudor House Scholarship, Promote Suicide Prevention | WSLS 10
Swimmers made a splash Saturday to raise money for the Tudor House scholarship and promote suicide prevention.
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AINF Hosts Sponsored Swim to Raise Funds | GBC News
The Animals In Need Foundation is raising funds to aid its ongoing efforts towards the care of animals on the rock, with members of the team saying the current situation in Gibraltar is worrying, and that they are seeing more cases of abandonment and abuse than they have in years.
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Swim Across the Sound for Cancer | Hartford HealthCare
Swim Across the Sound, about 75 swimmers participated in the event to raise money for cancer patients, and provide services for people who might not otherwise be able to afford them.
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Navy SEALs Swim Across Hudson River to Mark 9/11 Anniversary | CBS New York
CBS2’s Jessica Moore reports.
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She Gets Her Kicks . . . Swimming Lake Ontario | The London Free Press
Jillian Best, an organ transplant recipient, reflects on the historic crossing to raise funds for the LHSC transplant unit that saved her life
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Bournemouth Pier to Pier Swim 2022 | British Heart Foundation
Take part on Saturday or Sunday and swim 1.4 miles between Bournemouth and Boscombe Piers in one of Europe’s biggest charity swimming events. Your willpower has never been more important to support the lives of those living with heart and circulatory diseases. Sign up now: bhf.org.uk/p2p