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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 05/08/2012
18:29
Pickup Basketball Video
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Our Unified pickup basketball games at Yawkey Sports Training Center in Marlborough on Tuesdays are winding down, but hopefully we will be back with more participants so we can put together a bigger pickup league soon. -

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 05/03/2012
10:19
Bio-Ball 2012 Video
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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 05/01/2012
18:17
Bio-Ball 2012
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

- Special Olympics Massachusetts’ eighth annual Bio-Ball basketball tournament was held on Saturday April, 28th at the in the Nicholas Athletic Center at Buckingham, Brown & Nichols School in Cambridge. The event brought 16 local biotech companies joined by Special Olympics athletes to compete in both a skills competition, ranging from dribbling, free throws and [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/30/2012
13:07
“Best days of my life.”
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Guest Post by Special Olympics Massachusetts Intern and Curry College Student Jillian Macomber: “How was it, Jake?” asked his father. “Dad, it may have been one of the best days of my life,” Jake replied. I had the privilege of interviewing Jake Stenquist, a freshman at The Rivers School in Hudson, MA, who had his first [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/26/2012
09:16
Athlete Kerri Gilroy reflects on NBA All-star weekend
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

My name is Kerri Gilroy and I am a Special Olympic Athlete in Hyannis, MA. I was chosen as one of 12 athletes to participate in the first ever NBA and Special Olympics Unity basketball game. It was an amazing experience. I am huge fan of sports and play pretty much all sports. However, I [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/11/2012
09:16
Molly Parshley is Running for SOMA This Monday
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Running has been at the nucleus of Molly Parshley’s life for over 10-years. She has spent countless hours training and competing in running and is now helping athletes develop a passion for the sport as a Special Olympics coach. Although she has never run a marathon, Molly jumped at the chance to be part of [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/09/2012
18:42
Meet Jay O’Brien Running The 2012 Boston Marathon
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Jay O’Brien has a unique passion and energy for life that compels him to take on extraordinary challenges. For 12 years he has had a personal passion for running and has trained and competed in 12 marathons; 10 of which have been the Boston Marathon. As a veteran of the world’s oldest and most prestigious [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/08/2012
19:35
Running the Boston Marathon For SOMA Cory Mathieson
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Cory Mathieson has first-hand experience proving that through will and determination you can accomplish anything you set out to achieve. He proved this to himself by demonstrating he could run the entire Boston Marathon course after being dared by friends. This was an amazing accomplishment for Cory who had an accident that caused him to [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/06/2012
09:50
Meet Sam Oliver–Running the Boston Marathon for SOMA
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Sam Oliver is looking to take on one of the greatest challenges of his life when he joins 25,000 additional runners at the starting line of the historic Boston Marathon on April 16th. The grueling 26.2 mile race will be his first-ever marathon but he feels prepared due to intense training he has endured over [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/05/2012
14:50
Running The Boston Marathon For Chris
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

When Greg Kulicki’s best friend, had a son he was excited to see how the fatherhood experience would change his friend’s life; he had no idea the impact it would have on his own life. Greg’s friend found out his son, Chris had Down syndrome and got him involved in Special Olympics to provide him [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 04/04/2012
14:02
Kate Nolan – Running 2012 Boston Marathon For SOMA
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Kate Nolan grew up with Special Olympics and athletics synonymous with each other; her sister, Elizabeth is an athlete for the organization in her hometown of Delaware and her father dedicated many years to supporting Special Olympics athletes and families. For over 15-years Kate was an active participant at Special Olympics Delaware events cheering on [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 03/29/2012
15:44
Courtney Neil – Another Great Leader of Project UNIFY
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

In 2008, Courtney Neil’s life took a surprising turn when she was selected to be one of the founding members of Project Unify©. Although Courtney was not born with intellectual disabilities, her desire to spend time with her sister Alyssa who is an athlete, led Courtney to spend a large portion of her life dedicated [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 03/27/2012
14:11
Evan Heller – A Leader in Project UNIFY
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Evan Heller grew up with first-hand knowledge of those with intellectual disabilities with his mom serving as an intensive special needs teacher at the middle school in his town. Having individuals with intellectual disabilities in his life is so natural, at the young age of 18 he has already dedicated nearly a decade to Special [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 03/14/2012
07:57
Eagle Scout Project Involves Special Olympics
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Taylor Brown became a Cub Scout when he was in kindergarten and soon found himself checking off requirements to earn badges and progress in the Boy Scouts. After spending nearly 12-years and earning 21 merit badges, Taylor found himself on the road to becoming an Eagle Scout. This required him to find a service project [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 03/13/2012
07:48
A Note From A True Fan
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

This is a letter sent to Bob Johnson, president and CEO of Special Olympics Massachusetts from a Winter Games Volunteer; Jason Smith, USCG Sector Boston. It shows just how much being at a Special Olympics event can impact someone; Bob, Thank you and your wife for speaking with me yesterday afternoon and for letting the [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 03/02/2012
08:52
It’s Plunge Time!
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Finally, we got some winter to go along with the Polar Plunge. March 3 is here and we have upwards of a thousand brave fans of Special Olympics jumping into the Atlantic Ocean in the morning. With a little bit of snow on the ground now, it make it all the more special to take [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 02/25/2012
08:00
Did You Get an Auto Insurance Discount for Your Donation?
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Through a special discount from Arbella, those who contribute to Special Olympics Massachusetts can save an additional 5% on their auto insurance premium. With this 5% discount, new customers can save 20% or more when they combine home/renter’s and auto coverage. The Special Olympics Discount is available by calling any Arbella agent. To locate an [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 02/24/2012
14:27
Kerri Gilson’s Journey to the NBA All Star Game
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Guest Post by Special Olympics Massachusetts Intern and Curry College Student Jillian Macomber: Kerri Gilroy was “completely shocked” when she received the news that she was selected to participate in the Special Olympics NBA Cares Unity Sports Basketball Game game this weekend in Orlando, Florida. Kerri was one of twelve North American Special Olympics athletes [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 02/22/2012
10:11
Are You Plunging?
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Hundreds of brave supporters will take to two area beaches on March 3 to jump into the Icy-cold Atlantic Ocean, raising money for Special Olympics Massachusetts. Each and everyone have their one personal story of why they do it. From just wanting to experience the cold winter waters to a personal connection, there are many [...]

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07:00
Hyannis Athlete Heads to NBA All-star Game
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Kerri Gilroy is an accomplished basketball athlete with Special Olympics. She competed at the Special Olympics National Games two years ago and typically spends her winters training for the annual state Winter Games (March 10-11th in Worcester). This year Kerri’s focus has been a little different as she was invited to participate in the debut, [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 02/03/2012
11:00
We Like Mike!
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Most people put their heads down and just try to get through the cold winter months, hoping for an early spring. Not Mike Ravin. For over 11-years, he has been participating in the Special Olympics Massachusetts’ Polar Plunge, a fundraiser where people jump into the icy Atlantic Ocean to raise money for the organization and [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 01/20/2012
16:01
Dignity Now
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

A young woman named Amelia was recently denied the opportunity to get on a waiting list for a kidney transplant because, according to the Nephrology Department at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, she is “mentally retarted”. The hospital deemed Amelia unworthy of this critical health-care procedure, based on their pre-conceived notions about her “quality-of-life” as well as “her mental delays”. The hospital [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 01/12/2012
17:12
New England Patriots Honor Special Olympics Volunteer Sam Baglioni
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Volunteerism is at the heart of the Special Olympics Movement. Volunteersim is also what led Myra Kraft to have such a profund impact in improving so many lives through her local and international philanthropic work. This season, the New England Patriots have celebrated the legacy of the late Mrs. Kraft by promoting volunteerism and honoring those who [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/30/2011
17:04
Don’t Forget This Sunday’s Newspaper!
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Procter & Gamble expects to raise at least $500,000 in support of Special Olympics through a variety of marketing programs in the next two months. First, for each consumer who redeems a coupon from P&G’s January brandSAVER, the company’s monthly coupon book, the company will make a donation to Special Olympics. The money-saving coupon booklet [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/29/2011
09:31
Thank You!
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Thank you. We don’t often say it enough, but, thanks to you, 2011 was another outstanding year for Special Olympics Massachusetts. Thanks to you and your supporters, over 13,000 athletes had the opportunity to participate in Special Olympics and take steps to live longer, happier, and healthier lives. Beyond the numbers – the more than [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/27/2011
13:39
Plouffe Academy Will Inspire You
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

In this season of giving where most are on their best behavior, you may see people perform acts of great kindness while caught up in the holiday spirit. However for some people, like Cesar Romero, caring and thoughtful deeds are simply part of their everyday behavior. Last spring, the Plouffe Academy Unified® Volleyball team was [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/22/2011
15:14
A Healthier and Happier Kevin Nickerson
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

During the holidays taking time to exercise and eat properly is difficult and most give in and indulge in the delights of the season. Kevin Nickerson, a Special Olympics athlete for over two years, well understands the lure of tasty temptations and for a couple of years he has been working diligently to eat nutritiously [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/21/2011
10:54
Let Athletes Like Amanda Inspire You This Holiday Season
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Although the holidays are a busy time, taking a moment to help others is rewarding and can make a significant impact in someone’s life. In 2008, Amanda McKelvey’s life changed when she became a Special Olympics athlete. Over the past four years, she has become an increasingly busy young woman who is always on the [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/19/2011
16:09
Changing Lives All Year Long
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Throughout the course of the year, Special Olympics Massachusetts honors individuals who have made a significant impact on the organization’s mission with the President’s Award. Whether a coach, a volunteer, a donor/fundraiser, an athlete or a family member, these individuals’ contributions go above and beyond and distinguish them as a leader in the movement. In [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/18/2011
16:30
Let This Coach Inspire You
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

For over 35-years Mary Beth O’Neil has been a dedicated coach for Special Olympics Massachusetts. She has volunteered countless hours collaborating with athletes in a role she considers incredibly important with rewards that extend far beyond the finish line. Mary Beth strongly believes in finding opportunities for athletes on and off the field. She has [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 12/15/2011
14:59
A New Name For Our Lobby
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Today we celebrated an important new member of the Special Olympics family; Samantha Marcia Stevens. Her family has made an important statement about the power of Special Olympics by making a $2.5 million gift to Special Olympics Massachusetts. The funds will go to support the Yawkey Sports Training Center in Marlborough. Today we officially dedicated [...]

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10:44
Marty Plotnick; An athlete and an inspiration
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Marty Plotnick is a talented and dedicated Special Olympics athlete who has been focused on his passion for bowling for over three years. His zeal for the sport has driven him to win a bronze and silver medal at the past two Massachusetts Winter Games. Marty is elated by his accomplishments as well as the [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 11/30/2011
15:49
“Together, We Are Special Olympics”
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Tyler Lagasse, a great all-around young man who is also a Special Olympics athlete, gave another incredible speech on Friday, November 18 at the House of Blues Boston at “Red, White, and Bid” , a fundraising event. Please take 7 minutes to watch and be inspired. It gets especially good when he starts quoting, “Dead [...]

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07:13
Athletes Take To The Field At Gillette
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It’s becoming a bit of a tradition here at Special Olympics Massachusetts. With the Fall Sports Season, we are seeing more and more athletes take part in the annual Flag Football and Cheerleading event at the home of the New England Patriots, Gillette Stadium. It’s a thrill for all involved. Certainly the athletes are incredibly [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 11/29/2011
12:46
Share the Love
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

You’ve seen the ads and heard them on the radio. You might even have the jingle stuck in your head. But did you know that Special Olympics has a big part of the Share the Love effort? Subaru is looking to donate up $5 million this year and Special Olympics is one of those charities. [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 11/03/2011
15:22
Athletes Get Ready For Annual Flag Football and Cheerleading Event
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

A few years ago Special Olympics Massachusetts scored a winning partnership with the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation and on Sunday, November 13th, the championship combination will host the third annual Flag Football and Cheerleading event at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. Each year the event continues to grow as football and cheerleading increase in popularity [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 10/27/2011
14:01
Red, White and Bid!
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Looking for a fun way to celebrate your support of Special Olympics Massachusetts? Then join us at the 8th Annual “Red, White and Bid”, a wine tasting and silent auction on Friday, November 18 at the House of Blues Boston in the exclusive Foundation Room. At this event, we celebrate another great year while toasting [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 10/26/2011
12:02
Thank You RKMC
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

The law firm of Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP held its 9th annual golf outing to benefit Special Olympics Massachusetts on Thursday, September 22nd. More than 100 golfers had the opportunity to play at the Myopia Hunt Club in South Hamilton; Myopia is one of the most prestigious golf courses in the United States [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 10/25/2011
10:05
Athlete Leadership Program Training
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

On September 30th and October 1st, the Yawkey Sports Training Center hostedALPSUniversity. Over 100 athletes, mentors and Special Olympics staff from across New England, including 25 fromMassachusetts attended. Athletes were able to choose courses focusing on Global Messengers, Fundraising, Sports, Technology or Healthy Lifestyles; and every athlete learned about Special Olympics boards, committees and input councils [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 10/19/2011
10:31
Athletes Set Goals for Annual Soccer Tournament
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

The Special Olympics Massachusetts Annual Soccer Tournament is rich in tradition and history. It is a highlight of the organization’s yearly Fall Tournament which takes place each October and November and has been planned by Governor’s Academy student-volunteers for over 25-years. The 2011 Annual Soccer Tournament will feature over 115 soccer teams comprised of Special [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 10/17/2011
10:29
Students from The Governor’s Academy Getting Ready for Fall Tournament
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

By Rachel Cabitt: Each year, students from the Governor’s Academy in Byfield MA help run every aspect of the Fall Soccer Tournament. They will be blogging about their preparations. Since the beginning of the school year, the Special Olympics Management Team has been working in full force. Katie Rudolph and Alfred Cerrone, the Special Olympics [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 10/11/2011
14:03
Senior Athletes Enjoy Weekend of Competition, Fitness and Fun
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Special Olympics Massachusetts is proud to be a leader in providing healthy lifestyles for those with intellectual disabilities through year-round sports and healthcare-related programs. The organization is also pleased to be the only Special Olympics chapter nationwide to offer a tournament for mature athletes; the Senior Sports Classic. The 2011 event takes place October 14th [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 10/06/2011
09:46
Athletes Saddle Up for Annual Equestrian Tournament
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Special Olympics Massachusetts athletes are preparing to celebrate the change in seasons with their Annual Fall Tournament which kicks-off with equestrian events. Over 112 riders will compete at Windrush Farms in Boxford and Ironestone Farms in Andover, October 15th and 16th in English and Western Style riding. The 2011 Special Olympics Massachusetts Annual Fall Tournament [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 09/30/2011
17:27
Taunton Flag Football & Cheerleading Event
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Nothing says fall like football and on October 1st, the Taunton community will host the 4th Annual Special Olympics Massachusetts Flag Football and Cheerleading Event at Taunton High School. Residents look forward to the event each year as a way to welcome autumn and join together to implement a top-notch sporting event. Opening Ceremonies for [...]

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14:12
Whitman Hanson Panthers Bring Home Bronze From National Softball Tournament
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

When George Coffey enrolled his son, James in their local Special Olympics Massachusetts chapter about 15-years ago, he knew the organization would help change his son’s life physically and mentally via sports. However, Coffey had no idea the dramatic and positive impact Special Olympics would have on his own life. Although James plays soccer, floor [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 09/28/2011
13:52
SOMA Golf-a-Thon, an Event for Champions
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

The 5th Annual Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA) Golfathon, presented by ITG and International Trading, took place on Monday, September 26 at Turner Hill Country Club. The event, which consisted of 36 holes of golf, raised over $130,000 to support the athletic training, competition, and health-improvement programs for SOMA athletes. The event was a tremendous success [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 09/26/2011
16:10
Calling all Coffee Lovers…
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

For the second year in a row, Dunkin Donuts in Bristol County, MAis celebrating National Coffee Day! On Thursday, September 29th, Dunkin’ Donuts franchisees in Rhode Island and Bristol County will donate 25 cents for every cup of coffee, latte or cappuccino- both hot and iced- sold throughout the day to Special Olympics Rhode Island [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 09/19/2011
14:11
Eunice Kennedy Shriver Day
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, the name Eunice Kennedy Shriver holds special meaning. A Massachusetts native, Mrs. Shriver took to the world stage to advocate for individuals with intellectual disabilities like no one else in our history. She DID change the world and it’s only fitting that here in Massachusetts, the Governor signed into law, Eunice Kennedy Shriver [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 08/26/2011
10:55
Healthy Athletes trainings and screenings coming up
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Special Olympics Massachusetts is hosting a national Healthy Athletes© Train the Trainer at the Yawkey Sports Training Center on September 15 – 17. Training for professionals to become Special Olympics Healthy Athletes© Clinical Directors will be conducted for the programs of Special Smiles, Healthy Hearing, FitFeet, Health Promotion and FunFitness. In conjunction with the Clinical [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 08/24/2011
14:39
Thank You Enterprise Rent-a-Car
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

June 15, 2011 marked the 11th annual Enterprise Rent-a-Car (ERAC) Golf Tournament benefiting Special Olympics MA’s South Section. Lead by long-time volunteers and ERAC employees Jim Curtis and Doug Valeri, this tournament has become a flagship fundraiser for our organization. From tee sponsors to foursome registrations to a silent auction, ERAC took giant strides to [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 08/18/2011
17:22
Golfing for Growth, Opportunity, and Leadership
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Tyler Lagasse has faced many obstacles in life. He has used sports, specifically golf, to help him reach heights he and his family never thought were achievable. Actually, perhaps only he and his family thought he could accomplish so much. The rest of us are now convinced. Tyler, who recently won his 6th straight Special [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 07/13/2011
19:50
Soccer with Manchester United
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Thanks to AON Corporation, Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA) athletes were able to train with the world’s most popular sports team, Manchester United. Manchester United was in town for their July 13th exhibition soccer match vs. the New England Revolution. At the clinic were 30 SOMA athletes, as well as coaches and players from Manchester United. [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 06/20/2011
16:23
Summer Games; Another One for the Books!
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

We had an incredible weekend of sports in Boston. With the Bruins Rolling Rally, a great Red Sox Game in which they beat Milwaukee and another fantastic Summer Games, complete with awesome weather and a crowd to go with it. And our Special Olympics athletes had a part in all of it. Yes, over 2,500 [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 06/15/2011
16:33
Join Countless Athletes at Summer Games This Weekend!
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

The next edition of the Special Olympics Summer Games is just days away. This flagship event of every Special Olympics Chapter is set to hit prestigious Harvard University this coming weekend; June 17-19. With a spectacular opening ceremony at Boston University and then on to Harvard for competition, this will be a weekend to remember [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 06/13/2011
23:52
Golfing with the Pro’s
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

We at Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA) are lucky. Unlike most organizations, we get excited when we see our auditors! That’s because our auditors are the great company, McGladrey. SOMA was fortunate enough to be a beneficiary of the First Annual McGladrey Foundation Charity Golf Tournament. It was a great day, highlighted by a Golf Clinic [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 06/07/2011
13:21
Be a Fan With TD Bank
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Our good friends at TD Bank are at it again; looking to raise $1 Million for Special Olympics. Last year they exceeded their goal and we have no doubt they’ll do it again this year. All branches will be doing a number of things to get their customers excited and raise these funds for the [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 06/04/2011
13:58
Alexandra Pope Heading to Athens for Equestrian
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Alexandra Pope has only been an athlete with Special Olympics Massachusetts for one year however, she is a veteran rider of over 14-years in equestrian. In the short time she has been with Special Olympics, Pope feels the organization has given her the world. On June 25-July 4, she will get to truly experience the [...]

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Massachusetts blogs (US-MA), 06/03/2011
13:44
Janelle Evrard Heading to World Games in June
» Special Olympics Massachusetts

Some may be unsure as to what individuals with intellectual disabilities may be able to accomplish. Bocce athlete Janelle Evrard from Springfield has always known she can accomplish great things despite having intellectual disabilities and works hard every day to increase her amazing abilities. Evrard joined Special Olympics Massachusetts over a decade ago and since [...]

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