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Casino Night
On Saturday, May 18, join Baltimore Ravens’ Joe Flacco and Gino Gradkowski, other sports celebrities and Special Olympics Maryland athletes for an entertaining evening of food, drinks, music, and games! You don’t have to travel to Vegas to test your luck. This is your opportunity to play with local athletes and celebrities. Join us for this special event; all proceeds benefit Special Olympics Maryland.
Support Summer Games
We are proud to welcome you to the 2013 Special Olympics Maryland Summer Games! The Summer Games are again hosted by Towson University and the wonderful community in Baltimore County, Maryland. Here our Special Olympics Athletes and Unified Partners will compete in Aquatics, Athletics, Bocce, Cheerleading, Softball, and Tennis.
Athlete Spotlight
Earlier this month one of our own athletes, Margie Smeller, put her artwork on display in the Frederick County area.
Click to learn more.
Volunteer
Special Olympics would not exist today — and could not have been created — without the time, energy, commitment and enthusiasm of its volunteers. As a grass-roots organization, Special Olympics relies on volunteers at all levels of the movement to ensure that every athlete is offered a quality sports training and competition experience. Click here for opportunities.
Kent Island Rock n Run
Come support Special Olympics Maryland by joining our afternoon 5 mile race followed by an evening of live music featuring Kent Island local favorite, Hot Tub Limbo, Baltimore’s Star Crush and Dewey Beach’s Love Seed Mama Jump.
Donate
Everyone deserves a chance at a happy and purposeful life. Yet people with intellectual disabilities face doubt, barriers, and low expectations. For many, Special Olympics is the only place where they feel like champions. Help us reach out to one more person who wants to participate.
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On Saturday, May 18, join Baltimore Ravens’ Joe Flacco and Gino Gradkowski, other sports celebrities and Special Olympics Maryland athletes for an entertaining evening of food, drinks, music, and games! Joe and Gino are coming to Casino Night. How about you?
Special Olympics is not just nice – it’s necessary. Just ask any of the over 6,000 athletes who currently enjoy the life-changing benefits of participation in our free sports training and competition programs throughout the year.
Special Olympics would not exist today — and could not have been created — without the time, energy, commitment and enthusiasm of its volunteers.
Whether you are a weekend-only recreational enthusiast, current or former high school or college athlete, or simply a sports junkie, there is no better way to combine a love of sports with the rewards of volunteer service than by becoming a coach for Special Olympics Maryland.
Everyone deserves a chance at a happy and purposeful life. Yet people with intellectual disabilities face doubt, barriers, and low expectations. For many, Special Olympics is the only place where they feel like champions. Help us reach out to one more person who wants to participate.