Windy City Splashed Over 70,000 Ducks Into Chicago River to Raise Funds for Special Olympics
Are you fond of cute ducks? Then this story is for you. Recently, the world experienced a fascinating activity that took social media by storm. Last Thursday, the Chicago crowds remained ablaze as they encountered an entirely different race, a duck race known as Ducky Durby, that hardly takes place anywhere in the world. Moreover, the reason behind this race will make you feel astonished.
What is Ducky Durby?
The Chicago River recently took pride in holding the Ducky Derby, where more than 70000 rubber ducks were splashed, which quickly started floating toward the finishing line. It was not just meant for visual pleasure but had a noble cause.
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The Ducky Derby, a significant fundraiser
Every year, the Ducky Derby takes place to raise funds for the Special Olympics of Illinois. It is a competition between athletes with intellectual disabilities. In the previous year, the Ducky Derby was held with 75000 rubber ducks. However, the unique way of fundraising deserves to be applauded.
The ducks are waiting to be adopted
All the 70000 rubber ducks are waiting to be adopted by the world. Yes, this is the way of fundraising, where you can adopt a duck at merely $5, which will be added to the fund secured for the Special Olympics.
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