Swimming for Charity Since 2008

Night Train Swimmers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by a group of swimmers who wanted to make a difference in the world through their aquatic adventures. Since 2008, Night Train has raised money for various local and national charities through open water swimming events such as the English Channel and a relay to the Farallon Islands. In 2012, Night Train started a learn-to-swim program in Marin City to help disadvantaged youth who live within a stone’s throw of water become water safe.

Your donations and support enabled us to help make 30 children water safe in 2012, and this year we hope to expand the program to 150 children in Marin City.

 

Swim Program Since 2012, Night Train has been providing swim lessons to Bay Area children who live within walking distance of the San Francisco Bay, yet have limited or zero access to water safety programs.

World Record Relay In August 2013, a relay team of six swimmers will attempt to break the world record for longest open-water relay by swimming 228 miles from Point Conception to San Diego, California.