Adam Hale, 27, has participated in Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) sports for more than half his life. In his 15 years with the organization, he has competed in basketball skills,…

At 76-years-old, Dr. Murray Bernstein isn’t slowing down. He's a Waukesha Area Technical College Psychology Professor, the Veteran Quest Clinic's Clinical Director, and a Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) Tennis and

“I was very shy before I started Special Olympics.  I didn’t think I could do anything because I had a disability. School was tough and I didn’t think I was

A piece of Special Olympics Wisconsin’s (SOWI) 2011-2015 Strategic Plan is to not only spread our reach to new volunteers, families and athletes, but also to ensure a succession plan

To friends of Special Olympics Wisconsin, I am both blessed and honored to have the opportunity to serve the Special Olympics program in Wisconsin.  I’m reminded of this each and

Mary Fiegel, a veteran Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) coach, grew up on a farm on a dead-end road named after her family. She graduated from Markesan High School in 1972,

Since 34-four-year old Nate Gerharz started participating in Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) nearly 20 years ago, he has competed at the State level in aquatics, bocce, bowling, and basketball. Today,

Athletes are gearing up for strikes, spikes and smiles! Volunteers are needed to present awards and escort approximately 800 Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) bowlers and volleyball players to their competitions

Nearly 1,000 athletes will go for the gold at the Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) State Outdoor Sports Tournament hosted for the first-time ever in Waukesha on Saturday, August 3 from

“Athletes have come up to me after winning a gold medal saying that it was the greatest day of their life! I think I can speak for all Special Olympics

Angela Achenbach, CPA/Partner at Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, was inspired to take her support of Special Olympics Wisconsin to the next level after volunteering at a regional track meet in