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   Contact. Charitable Number #11883 6337 RR0001. ©2024 SO Team Canada 2022. Legal.

2. www.specialolympics.ca › 2022 › sponsorsSponsors | Special Olympics Canada

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   Official Apparel Supplier for Special Olympics Team Canada. Featured Links. Find a chapter. Media. Contact. Charitable Number #11883 6337 RR0001. ©2024 SO Team Canada 2022.

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4. www.specialolympics.caHomepage | Special Olympics Canada

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   Special Olympics Canada is proud to announce the athletes, coaches, mission staff and team leadership who have been named to the Special Olympics Team Canada 2025 Training Squad. This marks the beginning of their journey to the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Turin, Italy, and Grenoble, France, from March 8-17, 2025. Special Olympics ...

5. www1.specialolympicsontario.com › eventsEvents | Competition, Courses & Event Registration

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   10-Pin 5-Pin Active Start Alpine Athletics Basketball Bocce Central Ontario Coach Development Community Competitions Community Events Competitions Curling District Competitions District Events Districts Eastern Ontario Events Figure Skating Floor Hockey Floorball Golf Greater Toronto Area Health Healthy at Home Healthy Athletes Healthy ...

6. www.specialolympics.org › get-involved › partners-ofCorporate Partners - SpecialOlympics.org

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   Corporate partnerships with Special Olympics strengthen a partner’s brand value, engage employees, build consumer loyalty and promote business objectives. A Brand Deserving of Respect. 95% of consumers recognize us as a brand deserving of respect, loyalty and good will in the United States. A Positive Social Impact.

7. www1.specialolympicsontario.com › homeHome | Special Olympics Ontario

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   For questions about Special Olympics Ontario's COVID-19 response, please contact covid19@specialolympicsontario.com or 1-888-333-5515 ext. 311 for any questions. Please click here for information and updates on Special Olympics Ontario's COVID-19 response. In collaboration with the Down Syndrome Association of Ontario, Special Olympics Ontario ...

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   Why should a company partner with Special Olympics?

   • Corporate partnerships with Special Olympics strengthen a partner’s brand value, engage employees, build consumer loyalty and promote business objectives. 95% of consumers recognize us as a brand deserving of respect, loyalty and good will in the United States. Nearly 9 in 10 consumers believe Special Olympics has a positive social impact.

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   What is Special Olympics Canada's new curriculum-aligned National Education Program?

   • Special Olympics Canada has partnered with Canada's Sports Hall of Fame to launch a new curriculum-aligned national education program that will share the Special Olympics story with more Canadian youth while championing the inclusion of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in sport and in life.

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   Why should you sponsor Special Olympics?

   • Through creative collaborations with the world’s leading brands Special Olympics engages consumers to generate resources and awareness to support our global movement. With events ranging from local to global in scale, there is opportunity for sponsors of every size to support Special Olympics.

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   Does participation in Special Olympics reduce diabetes risk?

   • New research led by the Faculty of Health Sciences at Ontario Tech University and published in Diabetic Medicine has revealed that participation in Special Olympics programming is associated with a significantly lower risk of diabetes among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

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   Is Special Olympics a good brand?

   • 95% of consumers recognize us as a brand deserving of respect, loyalty and good will in the United States. Nearly 9 in 10 consumers believe Special Olympics has a positive social impact. Special Olympics is among the Top 10% of most Trustworthy Brands in the U.S.

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   Does Special Olympics have a positive social impact?

   • Nearly 9 in 10 consumers believe Special Olympics has a positive social impact. Special Olympics is among the Top 10% of most Trustworthy Brands in the U.S. Impact investments enable Special Olympics to continue to address the most pressing health and societal needs of our community.

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9. www.specialolympics.orgSpecial Olympics

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   Special Olympics and over 5 Million of our athletes are leading the charge for full inclusion of people with Intellectual Disabilities (ID). The movement is rooted in the spirit of our founder, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who took a rebellious stand against the injustices faced by people with Intellectual Disabilities in 1968. Today, the fight for ...