Cold for a Cause

The Miami Beach Cupid Splash was inspired by an event in Boston to raise funds for Save the Harbor/Save the Bay's free youth and beach programs. Though we don't expect snow in South Beach on February 16th, the Atlantic Ocean off Miami Beach will be a just 68 degrees, which is as cold as it gets for those of us in 305! 

100% of the pledges from the 2025 Splash will go directly to Miami-Dade County’s Biscayne Bay Recovery Fund, a 501c3 non-profit managed by the Miami Foundation, to support efforts to clean, protect and restore Biscayne Bay and support the Zero Drownings Miami-Dade Initiative, as well as youth fishing, conservation and environmental education programs in 2025.

There will be great prizes for the best Valentine's Day themed costumes and the biggest fundraisers, including vacations, staycations, gift cards and getaways. So register today, raise some funds from your family, friends, followers and fans and join us on the beach on February. Sure you will cold for a few minutes on the beach, but the warm feeling you get from supporting a great cause will last for a long time!

You can find out more, register, donate and create a team at https://charity.pledgeit.org/miamibeachcupidsplash

See you on the beach on February 16th!

Here's a short video from the Boston event, which I hope you will enjoy. 

Thanks to our Host Committee

 

If you want to have a great event, you need a great host committee!

Bruce Berman & Patty Foley
Save the Harbor/Save the Bay (RET)
Splash Organizers and Co-Chairs

Brittnie Bassant
President & CEO
Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce

Irela Bague´ President
The Bague´Group

Larry Berryman, Director
Miami International Boat Show

Ray Breslin, President
Collins Park Neighborhood Association

Harvey Burstein
Founder & Publisher miamiartzine.com

Captain Wayne Conn
Fishing and Conservation Trust

Attorney T. Spencer Crowley III
Vice President, Florida Ocean Alliance
Co-Chair, Akerman Land Use and Development

Gilbert Gonzales & Danielle Renee Lee
Osteria Del Teatro

Bob Goodman
Garber and Goodman

Bruce R. Orosz
President and CEO
ACT PRODUCTIONS

G. Eric Knowles, President and CEO
Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce

Gisela Marti
Senior Vice President
Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau

Loren Parra
Chief Bay Officer
Miami Dade County

Freddie Peterson
General Manager
Miami Beach Convention Center

Robin Rosenbaum
Senior Vice President
Strategic Communications
Avoq

Ken Russell
Former Miami City Commissioner

Cristina Sorondo
Brand and Marketing Consultant
Executive Leadership Council Autism Speaks

David Whitaker, President & CEO
Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau

About the Miami Beach Cupid Splash

 

The Miami Beach Cupid Splash is a traditional cold water "pledge and plunge" fundraiser with a twist. Rather than jumping into 38 degree water in New England or the Midwest, we will be splashing at Collins Park Beach in Miami's spectacular South Beach, where the water will be a refreshingly cool 68 degrees.

100% of the pledges from the 2025 Splash will go directly to Miami-Dade County’s Biscayne Bay Recovery Fund, a 501c3 non-profit managed by the Miami Foundation, to support efforts to clean, protect and restore Biscayne Bay and support the Zero Drownings Miami Dade Initiative, as well as youth fishing, conservation and environmental education programs in 2025.

There will be great prizes for the best Valentine's Day themed costumes and the biggest fundraisers, including vacations, staycations, gift cards and getaways. So register today, raise some funds from your family, friends, followers and fans and join us on the beach on February. Sure you will cold for a few minutes on the beach, but the warm feeling you get from supporting a great cause will last for a long time!

You can find out more, register, donate and create a team at https://charity.pledgeit.org/miamibeachcupidsplash

See you on the beach on February 16th!