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Message board for volunteers, donors, coaches and family members
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Join the Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) team! SOWI is seeking an organized and outgoing part-time administrative assistant at our Program office in Madison, WI. This person will be the primary receptionist and perform general office duties. For consideration, please submit your cover letter and resume to: Chief Operating Officer, Special Olympics Wisconsin, 5900 Monona Drive Suite 301, Madison, WI 53716. Special Olympics Wisconsin is an equal opportunity employer.
Click here for more information about the Final Leg or to register online.
About 1,800 atheltes will compete in Stevens Point for the State Summer Games from June 5-7 in powerlifting, soccer, track & field and swimming. Opening Ceremonies will be held Thursday night and will feature a jumbotron and parade of athletes. Volunteers are needed for this event.
Third annual Mega Express Filling the Dream benefiting Indianhead Area Special Olympics took place on Saturday, April 19 at Mega Express 10 gas stations in Eau Claire, Lake Hallie, and Altoona. The 8 hour event raised over $13,000. Those participating were members of Eau Claire PD and Sheriff’s Dept, Chippewa Falls PD, Altoona PD, Lake Hallie PD, UWEC campus police, parents of SO athletes, local SO athletes and their agencies, Ski Sprites, Bluegold Women’s Basketball team of UWEC, Criminal justice students from CVTC, college organizations: BUS, SCEC, AMA, KDP, and North High National Honor Society.
The Du Run Run is a fun event where kids run, then bike, then run again to compete against kids their own age. Registration is $15 and each participant gets a t-shirt. Also, kids can raise more in pledges and receive cool prizes. All money raised in the event will benefit Special Olympics Wisconsin athletes.
Du Run Runs will take place all over Wisconsin starting with one in Menomonee on May 17 and one in Appleton on June 14. Several other events will be held this fall. For more information or to register online, visit http://www.specialolympicswisconsin.org.
Check out this video to see what the event is all about!
