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A Letter from Bobby Doyle

Her impact has been immeasurable.

Youth Innovation Project Library

Looking for inspiration? Our Youth Leaders have designed and completed over 580 projects around the world, involving everything from sports to advocacy to art. Explore the project profiles to see how young people are transforming the world to be more inclusive, one community at a time.

Unified Football World Cup

The Special Olympics Unified Football World Cup (previously referred to as the Unified Cup) presented by Toyota was hosted in Detroit, Michigan in July 2022. As the second iteration of the Cup, this single sport competition was built on the inaugural installment in Chicago in 2018.

In 2026, for the first time, France will host the Special Olympics Unified Football World Cup in Paris. This, the third edition of the Cup, will take place 6 – 11 July across venues in the heart of Paris.

Special Olympics Pennsylvania 2020 Virtual Summer Games Opening Ceremony

Special Olympics Pennsylvania 2020 Virtual Summer Games Opening Ceremony

Special Olympics Missouri 2020 Virtual Summer Games Opening Ceremony

Special Olympics Missouri 2020 Virtual Summer Games Opening Ceremony

Fireside Chat

Fireside Chat
Tim Shriver speaks with Special Olympics Wisconsin Athlete Cindy BentleySupport Special Olympics

Special Olympics athletes and Youth Leaders share how they fight for inclusion

Special Olympics athletes and Youth Leaders share how they fight for inclusion