How a Group of Young Boys Helped Change the Meaning of Team Before inclusion had a name, a group of boys in Green Bay simply lived it. In the 1960s,…

$574,000 Raised During the Month of Giving A huge thank-you to Jersey Mike’s and to everyone who supported the Month of Giving this past March. Thanks to your incredible generosity,

For 20 years, two women have led the charge in improving the health and wellness of Special Olympics athletes across Wisconsin. Lois Harrison and Dianne Isnard, the founding Clinical Directors

For GRIT 920, adaptive fitness isn’t an afterthought—it’s the core of everything it does. As a nonprofit gym dedicated to individuals with disabilities, GRIT 920 creates a space where athletes

(MADISON) Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) continues to advance health equity for individuals with intellectual disabilities thanks to a generous $50,000 grant from the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment. In partnership

(MADISON) Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) has been awarded a $191,290 grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to support its Inclusive Health initiative, which aims to improve healthcare access

The 2024 Special Olympics Wisconsin Bowling State Tournament was not only a showcase of skill, determination, and spirit, but also an example of the power of community care and wellness.

Through the Special Olympics Wisconsin Strong Minds program, screenings found that a large percentage of individuals with intellectual disabilities face significant stress on a daily basis, but have access to

Special Olympics USA is proud to announce that it will send a 160-member delegation to represent the United States at the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025, being held

The Special Olympics Wisconsin movement recently lost a longtime volunteer and changemaker in his community, John Armbruster.  John and his wife Pat were the starting force behind the start-up of