Special Olympics Ambassadors

Special Olympics believes if we can open one heart and change one mind, we can make a difference. Our Ambassadors are helping to shed light on the dignity of people with intellectual disabilities and build support for Special Olympics work around the world. We hope you will join them and add your voice to ours. Special Olympics Ambassadors from the worlds of sports, entertainment and music help to raise funds and awareness by bringing attention to the important work of Special Olympics.  They are having a direct impact on the lives of millions of people, in their home countries and around the world.  Special Olympics Ambassadors are helping people with intellectual disabilities, changing lives, and helping create a world where each person, regardless of ability or disability, is accepted and celebrated and contributes to the strength and vibrancy of the whole.

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Special Olympics Blog

Defying Expectations

Georgie is emerging as the only bona fide athlete in the Seigenthaler-Hayes family. There is no sport he won’t try, no athletic endeavor he’s won’t pursue. No fear. No trembling. Just do it. That’s how George rolls.

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Posted on 2013-04-23 by Tim

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