LETR Events
Torch Run Plunge
This signature event brings together 200–250 participants from local and state law enforcement, fire departments, corrections, and public safety agencies, all coming together to brave icy ocean waters in support of Special Olympics Rhode Island athletes.
Motorcycle Run
This is a full police-escorted run from Russ’ Ocean State Harley-Davidson straight to the University of Rhode Island — where 150+ Special Olympics Rhode Island athletes will be waiting to welcome you after competing at the 2026 State Summer Games.
It’s a rolling tribute to athletes who show up and give everything, every time. Registration directly supports year-round sports training and competition for athletes with intellectual disabilities across Rhode Island.
It’s a rolling tribute to athletes who show up and give everything, every time. Registration directly supports year-round sports training and competition for athletes with intellectual disabilities across Rhode Island.
Torch Run Super Plunge
The Torch Run Super Plunge is a powerful fundraising and awareness initiative benefiting Special Olympics Rhode Island. Each year, a dedicated group of participants takes on an extraordinary challenge—plunging into near-freezing ocean waters every hour, on the hour, for 24 consecutive hours.
This extreme endurance challenge calls for 24 full plunges over 24 hours, showcasing the determination and heart behind the cause. Since its launch in 2013, the Super Plunge has become one of the Law Enforcement Torch Run’s most unique and talked-about fundraising events, pushing participants to their physical and mental limits in unwavering support of Special Olympics Rhode Island athletes.
This extreme endurance challenge calls for 24 full plunges over 24 hours, showcasing the determination and heart behind the cause. Since its launch in 2013, the Super Plunge has become one of the Law Enforcement Torch Run’s most unique and talked-about fundraising events, pushing participants to their physical and mental limits in unwavering support of Special Olympics Rhode Island athletes.