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The 11th Annual WMOM Lake Jump planning is under way!

 

 

THE BENEFICIARY FOR THE
 
2010 LAKE JUMP IS THE 
SANDCASTLES CHILDREN'S MUSEUM!

 

 

The Ludington Lake Jump Company Spirit!

Sandcastles Children’s Museum will offer a free day at the museum for the entire community, sponsored by your business, to the business or group that can raise the most funds by March 20th.
1.  Have at least one designated Lake Jumper for your team.
2.  Collect donations to benefit Sandcastles Children’s Museum.
3.  Turn out to cheer on your team, March 20th, 10:30 AM on the beach in Stearn’s Park.

 

Jump, Donate or Nominate

Call WMOM at 845-9666 and nominate someone to jump!

 

THANK YOU!

 

 
11th Annual Lake Jump. March 20. Benefits Children’s Museum

Call WMOM and donate to your favorite jumper - 843-1027 or 845-9666.

Go to our toteboard to find all the jumpers for the 11th annual Lake Jump.

 

(Ludington, MI--2/8/10)--It’s become the rite of spring in Western Michigan.  This year’s Ludington Lake Jump promises not to disappoint.  The new Ludington Lake Jump Committee announces the 11thannual event will be held at Stearn’s Park Beach on Saturday, March 20, 2010.   Jumpers will take the icy plunge at 11 a.m.  This year’s beneficiary is The Sandcastles Children’s Museum at the corner of Ludington Avenue and Robert Street.

 

The Lake Jump began as a joke 10 years ago between two WMOM personalities.

In 2001 the event was first used as a fund raiser.  Since then it has generated nearly $250,000 for community projects.  Last year, WMOM entrusted future events in the hands of a committee.  This year’s Ludington Lake Jump is chaired by Patrick Lopeman, president of Bay View Broadcasting/WMOM.

 

Sandcastles Children’s Museum Board President Kristin Korendyke said that the Sandcastles Board wants to express its gratitude to the Lake Jump committee for choosing the Museum this year.  “After overwhelming attendance of 13,000 people in 2009 and receiving terrific support from our community and the surrounding area, Sandcastles Children’s Museum is anxious to secure a permanent home and continue to provide an environment that encourages and inspires  children to create, explore, and discover.    Sandcastles is committed to providing the children of our community opportunities to learn and grow in positive ways.  We are asking the community to work together to “Build a Stronger Sandcastle” and help us with our vision and donate to The Sandcastles Building Fund.

 




Tallies as of 2010

YEAR RAISED
 2000  -
 2001  $2,500
 2002  $9,000
 2003  $22,000
 2004  $17,000
 2005  $9,245.35
 2006  $17,000
 2007  $63,024.35
 2008  $36,000
 2009  $67,445.00
 2010  $30,000.00
 TOTAL $273,214.70

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