Become a Sponsor
Aligning with Special Olympics Pennsylvania
Corporate partners are essential in helping Special Olympics fulfill its mission. Through the generosity of cash, in-kind donations, volunteers and awareness, we are able to share the power of sport with the world. Currently, our movement has partnerships with The Coca-Cola Company, Toyota, ESPN, Bank of America, Mattel, Hilton, and Finish Line. On a local level, TD Bank, Sheetz, Inc., Aerotek, GEICO, and Wawa are a few of the companies that create brand preference and drive sales by partnering with Special Olympics Pennsylvania (SOPA).
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What do we do?
We provide year-round sports training and athletics competition in 22 Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. We partner with K-12 schools to promote social inclusion through Unified Champion Schools programs. We offer free health screenings and services to athletes through our Healthy Athletes initiative. We empower and encourage athletes to become advocates and leaders in their community.
Why does it matter?
Special Olympics is all about joy and inclusion and you can help us provide both for our 13,000 athletes in Pennsylvania while building a positive footprint for your company both in your local community and around the keystone state.
Together, we can enrich the lives of people with intellectual disabilities, to inspire hope within their families, and to encourage inclusion in our communities.
Our Statewide Reach
More than 54,000 people around the state are involved in Special Olympics Pennsylvania. You can't afford to wait.
For more information about becoming a corporate partner, contact Andrew Fee, Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, or Special Olympics Pennsylvania at (610) 630-9450.
You can obtain a copy or summary of the latest financial report filed by SOPA from the address listed above. You can obtain the official registration and financial information of Special Olympics Pennsylvania Inc. from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling (800) 732-0999 within Pennsylvania. Registration does not imply endorsement.