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Singapore's Play Inclusive 2018 Was a Hit

By Ryan Mahindapala, July 31, 2018
Some 450 participants from 38 different schools took part in Football, Floorball, Basketball and Badminton.

Take Part in the Delaware Memorial Bridge 5K Run to Acceptance

By Lisa A. Smith, July 31, 2018
This year’s event will be held Sept. 30, and raises money for children and adults in Delaware who participate in Special Olympics.

Strategic Gifts

Working together, we align your philanthropic goals with the needs of the Special Olympics Movement.

Become a Special Olympics Athlete

Athletes are the heart of Special Olympics. Our athletes are children and adults with intellectual disabilities from all around the world.

Become Part of a Winning Partnership

We offer corporate partnership packages at various levels and have opportunities to support an ongoing U.S. or international program, the Special Olympics World Games or major initiatives within the movement.

Volunteer with Healthy Athletes

Join the more than 90,000 health care providers and students worldwide who have volunteered with the Healthy Athletes program.

NFL Foundation

The NFL and Special Olympics have teamed up to provide opportunities for athletes of all abilities to ‘PLAY 60’ through the expansion of Special Olympics Unified Flag Football.

How Lani De Mello Realized She Can Accomplish Anything

"Special Olympics made me a more outgoing person." Read more about Lani's remarkable journey.

Changing Society by Changing Attitudes

When society underestimates the capabilities of people with intellectual disabilities, opportunities are lost. We're working to change those minds.

Remembering Aretha Franklin, "A Very Special Christmas" Artist

“Aretha Franklin brought joy to millions — and engaged as many hearts and minds through her advocacy,” Special Olympics Chairman Tim Shriver said.