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4364 basketball players

are currently registered with Special Olympics. Basketball is one of the newest sports to be added to our roster.

50 per cent

of Special Olympics athletes work. They are 5 times more likely to work than adults with an intellectual disability not enrolled in Special Olympics.

Our Calendar

Upcoming events.

Between competitions, fundraising events, campaigns to raise awareness and several other notable items, our calendar is often filled with plenty of things to be a part of.

More than 80 athletes, coaches, and staff will come together to train, practice, and compete with hopes of winning the first national golf tournament.
Date TBD

Vancouver, British Columbia: 2014 National Summer Games 
July 7 – 13, 2014

Special Olympics Canada Awards
This annual program, now marking its 25th year, recognizes and celebrates the outstanding performances and contributions of Special Olympics athletes, coaches and volunteers to our movement.
November 14, 2013
Toronto
By invitation.

The 31st annual Special Olympics Festival
November 15, 2013

Highly anticipated and quite simply, unforgettable. This annual Toronto tradition, one of the city’s most popular, returns November 15, 2013. The  festival gives sport fans the chance to support an amazing cause, Special Olympics Canada, while mingling with some of our city’s, if not our country’s, sport heroes and legends, past and present.

Gala
Includes dinner, silent and luxury live auctions, music performance and after party with DJ
For more information or to purchase tickets or tables, please visit http://www.specialolympicsfestival.ca/.