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Reveal the Champions
Join us as we Reveal the Champion in all of us. A free one-hour gathering hosted by Special Olympics Maryland
Athlete to Watch
One of the many unique athletes who is competing in the 2013 Special Olympics Maryland Summer Games is Lori Plaxen.
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.
Discount Globetrotter Tickets
The Harlem Globetrotters will be coming to Towson University playing at the brand new Tiger Arena for 3 nights in a row, Wednesday, June 19th – Friday, June 21st and would like to extend a DISCOUNT on tickets to all families associated with Special Olympics Maryland.
Coca Cola Match
Coca-Cola has been supporting the Special Olympics movement since 1968 and this year, they are making it personal in Maryland. Between now and August 1, 2013, Coca-Cola will match every dollar donated up to $20,000 in the Coca-Cola Double Your Dollar Challenge! All Proceeds will benefit the 2013 Special Olympics Maryland Summer Games at Towson University.
Featured Video
We are pleased to announce that we have been able to arrange a “make up” tennis completion to take the place of the tennis competition so that was rained out the Friday of Summer Games. Summer Games Tennis rescheduled for Sunday June 30 at Green Spring Racquet Club in Lutherville.
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.