Why Is The Ice Bucket Challenge Back? TikTok’s Version Sparks Nostalgia—And Some Backlash
- University of South Carolina students revived the ice bucket challenge this spring for mental health awareness.
- This new challenge mirrors the viral 2014 trend that raised millions for ALS research.
- Participants dump ice water on themselves and nominate others, mirroring the original format.
- The ALS Association states, "We're thrilled to see the spirit... Live on."
- The challenge has raised over $240,000 for youth mental health nonprofit Active Minds.
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Hinsdale schools join national ice bucket movement for mental health awareness
HINSDALE, Ill. — More than a decade later, the ice bucket challenge has returned but with a new mission this time. The viral sensation has people across the country participating, even in schools in the Chicagoland area. On Friday, Hinsdale Township High School District 86 Superintendent Dr. Michael Lach took the plunge. “By doing this we can help remind students, teachers, families and staff that it’s something that affects all of us,” Superint…
Gen Z Resurfaced the Ice Bucket For a New Cause — And It's Going Viral Again
If you were around the Internet in 2014, you probably remember the ice bucket challenge. You know the drill: people dumping water on themselves, posting it online, and tagging their friends to do the same, all for the cause of raising money for ALS research. What you probably didn’t expect was the ice bucket challenge making a comeback 11 years later, thanks to Gen Z’s passion for mental health — and once again, it’s working. The ice bucket ch…


Video shows another generation participate in 'Ice Bucket Challenge' revival
Have you seen people throw ice water on themselves like its 2014? That's because the viral 'Ice Bucket Challenge' is back in support of another cause.
The ‘Ice Bucket Challenge’ is back after a decade but with a powerful new message - The Mirror
The Ice Bucket Challenge has made a return, but this time to raise awareness about the importance of mental health, with James Charles and other celebrities joining the challenge
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