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Subscribe Menu * About Us * Mission * History * Board of Directors * Staff Team * Communities * Partners & Sponsors * Law Enforcement Torch Run * Get Involved * Become an Athlete * Become a Coach/Volunteer * Corporate Engagement * Families * Programs * Unified Champion Schools * Health * Major Games * Events * Provincial Games * National Games * World Games * Events Calendar * Resources * Member Portal * Support Site * Resource Library * For Athletes * For Coaches/Volunteers * Sport/Program Resources * Safe Sport * Concussion Awareness * Online Learning * Forms * Other Resources * Giving * Donate * More Ways to Give * Contact * English Donate Menu Donate Transforming Lives Through Inclusive Sports. Our movement champions equality for individuals with intellectual disabilities, advocating for respect and equal opportunities. Be an advocate for change – join us today! Become an athlete Become a volunteer Our Impact Donate now 22, 969 Total individual athletes 100+ Communities across Ontario 18+ Year-round sport opportunities About Us Through the power of sports, people with intellectual disabilities discover new strengths and abilities, skills and success. Our athletes inspire people in their communities and elsewhere to open their hearts to a wider world of human talents and potential. ▸Mission Special Olympics Ontario is dedicated to enriching the lives of Ontarians with an intellectual disability through sport. Learn More ▸Our history From a backyard summer camp for people with intellectual disabilities to a global movement, Special Olympics has been changing lives and attitudes since 1968. Learn More ▸Who can join Overall, inclusion is preferred to exclusion when eligibility is in question. Learn More Top News Nov. 14, 2024 ATHLETE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL BIO FORM Nov. 04, 2024 SPECIAL OLYMPICS ONTARIO WELCOMES NEW DIRECTORS AND HONOURS DEPARTING MEMBERS Nov. 01, 2024 SHAWN HORSLEY: BRADFORD'S BOWLING BEACON! Nov. 01, 2024 REPRESENTING ONTARIO AT THE 2024 SONA PICKLEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Oct. 29, 2024 SPECIAL OLYMPICS ONTARIO’S 2024 IMPACT REPORT Check out more news Subscribe Programs Special Olympics Ontario offers a variety of impactful programs, including health initiatives, school-based programs, and Hometown Games, each contributing to the overall mission of promoting inclusion and well-being. Unified Champion Schools Hometown Games Health Program Games Special Olympics dedicates itself to year-round sports training and competitions in Olympic-style sports for individuals with intellectual disabilities. These events provide ongoing opportunities for physical fitness, courage, joy, and meaningful connections with the global community. We take pride in our consistent support and organization of these central games in the Special Olympics journey. Learn more School Champs National Games Provincial Games "The relationships I've developed with the athletes and coaches over the past 10 years are some of the most special ones I have. It's very rewarding to help the athletes achieve their goals and we have a lot of fun at practices and tournaments. I look forward to the start of a new season just as much as the athletes do." Gisele Lumsden, Floor Hockey Coach "SO school programs really give my students a place to shine. They see the other sports teams competing and now they are able to do that as well. It helped them with their self-esteem, confidence, and enjoyment of the game." Crystal Peiman, John Diefenbaker Senior School "I have been teaching for 34 years. My affiliation with the Special Olympics has been a highlight of my career. I am retiring but will continue to promote and support the Special Olympics." - Janice Yemensky, Notre Dame H.S. "The relationships I've developed with the athletes and coaches over the past 10 years are some of the most special ones I have. It's very rewarding to help the athletes achieve their goals and we have a lot of fun at practices and tournaments. I look forward to the start of a new season just as much as the athletes do." Michael Douglas, Powerlifting Coach * 0 * 1 * 2 * 3 Provincial Sponsors Gold Partners Silver Partners Bronze Partners Special Recognition * 0 * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 Special Olympics Ontario extends gratitude for strong corporate backing and the kindness of generous acts. We present diverse giving opportunities, spanning event volunteering, significant gifts, and employee engagement. Interested in partnering with us? 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