Professional Opportunities

Special Olympics is a sports organization, but it's also much more. We are a global movement helping to transform the lives of children and adults with intellectual disabilities and build communities of unity and inclusion all over the world.

A Rewarding Experience

Working at Special Olympics is an energizing, healthful and joyful experience.

Special Olympics offers an excellent benefits program that includes health insurance, life insurance and a company-funded pension plan.

Our Opportunities

Positions posted below are only for opportunities available with Special Olympics International, which is based in Washington, D.C, and has offices in seven countries.

In addition, there are over 200 separate accredited Special Olympics offices around the world. For opportunities at those other U.S. or international offices of Special Olympics, get in touch with a Special Olympics office near you.

Special Olympics is an equal opportunity employer. 

Current Openings with Special Olympics International

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Volunteering with Special Olympics is fun and very rewarding, for both the athlete and the volunteer!

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Find local events and learn about volunteer opportunities at one of our 220 worldwide locations.

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Help with Special Olympics financial services products.
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Coca-Cola has been a worldwide sponsor of Special Olympics for decades.
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The Procter & Gamble Company has supported the movement for more than 28 years.
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Mattel Corporation sponsors the Young Athletes program worldwide. 
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Special Olympics Blog

A World Without Differences

Imagine a world where people actively encouraged and included other people no matter their skin color, personal preferences, or their mental or physical abilities. Wouldn’t our society be a better place?read more »

Posted on 2012-01-19 by Rebecca

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