YOUR NEXT BIRTHDAY PARTY CAN SUPPORT

Special Olympics Canada

Get your party started

E-Invitations, Group Gifts, Charitable Giving.

How it works

Step 1

Select custom invitations, rsvps, & thank you notes

Step 2

Your guests contribute to both Group Gifts and Special Olympics Canada

Step 3

After the party, we send you the money & the rest to Special Olympics Canada

HOW YOUR CONTRIBUTION HELPS:

For decades, Special Olympics Canada has optimized the benefits of a healthy and active lifestyle through sport to improve the well-being of individuals with an intellectual disability. We continue to improve and expand the quality, opportunity and accessibility of sport to individuals with an intellectual disability. Along with this, we strive to improve upon both the awareness and support of the community in regards to Special Olympics Canada and those involved with us. As an organization, we work to ensure our volunteers are strongly committed to acting locally while thinking globally. Through these steps, we hope to continue to build upon the past success of the organization.

Testimonials:

"Special Olympics is for everyone. No matter your ability, you can compete and succeed. You will meet athletes, coaches, parents and caregivers who will cheer you on and make you feel special. You will make lifelong friends and gain self-confidence. You will LOVE being part of Special Olympics!" SOC Athlete "I first got involved with Special Olympics because I wanted to compete in sports and make new friends. I am now more confident and get to travel the world." SOC Athlete "Special Olympics has taught me to be disciplined and to never give up!" SOC Athlete "Participating in Special Olympics has taught me how to talk to people at work. I am now incredibly more comfortable talking to people." SOC Athlete "We want people to know that Special Olympics athletes train diligently in their sport. We want everyone to see what we can accomplish, and that we are capable of great things. We want to be treated like everyone else and not be stigmatized. We want to be accepted and belong." SOC Athlete