Seven members of the Manchester Lions Club recently participated in the Lobster Dip for Special Olympics Maine.
The Lobster Dip is Maine’s largest and original ocean plunge, created in 1988 by the Portland Rugby Club to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics, according to a news release from Diana Worthing. Normally held every year on New Year’s Day, it was postponed twice this year because of the weather.
Members of the Manchester Lions Club recently took part in the Lobster Dip for Special Olympics Maine. From left are Michelle Crocker, David Worthing, Miles Whitlock, Glen Crocker, Deb Maddox, Elizabeth Ward and Ed Maddox. Contributed photo
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The Manchester Lions’ team raised more than $4,000 for the Maine Special Olympics. The team is named Visionaries: Knights of the Blind as the Lions work towards aiding sight challenged and many other worthwhile causes to aide people of Maine and the world.
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