New Logo for DATC
The next Dive Around the Clock is July 16 and 17th, 2010.
The next Dive Around the Clock is July 16 and 17th, 2010.
Dear divers, participants and volunteers:
Thank You for your support of Dive Around the Clock. It was another great turnout, and a huge sucess because of your generous support. We raised $22,584.56 for Seattle Children’s Cancer research.
Check out the following link to see the news coverage about Sierra and Dive Around the Clock on KOMO News – http://www.komonews.com/news/local/51059487.html
We are looking forward to next year’s event which is happening July 16-17 in 2010. Keep checking the website for updates and photos from this year’s event.
Congratulations to Northwest Dive Club for winning the DATC plaque to hold on to until next year’s event! Who will win the plaque next year?
Thanks again,
Kyle Larson & Larry Trenda & the DATC Committee
Click here when the diving starts July 17 to see the live, as it happens, video feed. Courtesy of PlanYourDive.com.


Get ready for the third annual “Dive Around the Clock” Dive-a-Thon Relay Charity Event at Redondo Beach in Des Moines, July 17th and 18th, 2009.

Last year was a GREAT SUCCESS, both in participation and money raised to benefit Seattle Children’s Hospital Cancer Research.
Two person buddy teams will be rotated every thirty minutes for a 24 hour period to ensure that there is a continuous presence of divers in the water.
Mark your Calendar to join us for the 2009 event! Register now!
All proceeds will benefit Cancer Research.
Dive Around the Clock featured in Northwest Dive News.
Ron Steven, better known as Rogest, is one of the most recognized painters in Marine Dot Art today. He has perfected a dotalistic style of painting, a true pioneer of modern day bright dot art. Thru his art, words and
teachings, Rogest combines his passion for diving and the oceans, sharing its beauty and fragility. Rogest’s work has been in articles, portfolios and featured on the front covers of publications worldwide.
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New photos of the 2007 and 2008 dives have been added to the photo page.