Goodyear Lake

Annually raises money for local children, adults, and other local organizations who need a helping hand

The home is now uninhabitable and belongs to an elderly couple.

One of the area's greatest personal challenge events is coming up on February 16: The Goodyear Lake Polar Jump.

Our Radio Station Intern, Becca Daly was on the scene at the February 21st Goodyear Lake Polar Bear Jump, a fundraising event for local families and non-profit organizations.

Do you want to find out just how hearty you are?  The Goodyear Lake Polar Bear Jump is a sure way to test your metal and the best part is, it raises money for local, seriously ill children.

I have something to admit...I am a bit of a smartphone novice.  I only just graduated to a smartphone last December, when I decided that it would be a big benefit for work.

The other day I enjoyed kayaking at Goodyear Lake, utilizing the new and improved fishing access at Silliman Cove.  It seemed that improvements to the already existing fishing access had just recently been completed. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is calling it a "Car Top Boat Launch"... Read More ...

On February 15th, 2014, many daring and giving folks braved the frigid waters of Goodyear Lake, NY, all in the spirit of lending a helping hand to families and children dealing with serious health conditions in the local area, for the Goodyear Lake Polar Bear Jump...

The Goodyear Lake Polar Bear Jump annual fundraising event raised over $107,000.00 to help local children and families in need. Jumpers took the plunge in the frigid water to support this great event that took place on February 12, 2014.  Last year, $106,000.00 was raised to help some very deserving kids.

Two big community events are on the way shortly: the first is the Polar Bear Jump Auction on January 28th and the second is the Goodyear Lake Polar Bear Jump on February 15th.  Both events raise funds for area children struggling with serious illnesses.