• Register for the 2012 Polar Plunge

    The Polar Plunge is what happens when thousands of people around Oregon run into icy cold water to raise money for Special Olympics Oregon. As a "plunger" you register to participate in one of the five plunges around the state. Find out the location nearest you and register today!Take the Plunge

  • 12 FOR 12 IN 2012

    Just $12 a month, for 12 months, in 2012 will allow an individual with intellectual disabilities to participate and compete in Special Olympics Oregon for a whole sports season. Click on the image above to watch the video and hear their stories. Or Donate Now and help us reach one more athlete this holiday season.

  • Get Involved with Project UNIFY

    At the heart of Project UNIFY lies the belief that young people are not just the leaders of the future – they can be leaders today in their schools, communities, and around the world. Get involved with Special Olympics Oregon Project Unified today.Project UNIFY

  • What is Healthy Athletes?

    Special Olympics has become the largest global public health organization dedicated to serving people with intellectual disabilities. Find out what is being done in Oregon and learn more about our Healthy Athlete Program. Healthy Athletes

  • Join the Best Fan Club

    We have the best fans on Facebook because they share photos, videos and stories with us every day. We let everyone know what is happening, what happened and what is going to happen in the world of Special Olympics Oregon. Plus we give away some amazing prizes! Join the conversation and be part of the best fan base on Facebook today.Go To Facebook

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The 2012 Special Olympics USA Scarf Project

Handmade scarves donated as a result of the 2012 Special Olympics USA Scarf Project will be a symbol of unity, support, compassion and empowerment, as the Special Olympics athletes, coaches, families, volunteers and supporters wear them with pride in knowing they have become part of the Special Olympics family. Learn more now about the 2012 Special Olympics USA Scarf Project.


Reaching New Heights

In every community there are those who go above and beyond their call of duty to support those in need and provide people with an opportunity to reach new heights. For the past 30 years, since Chief Richard LaMunyon Founder of the Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) and the five other officers who joined him in carrying the first torch into the Summer Games in Witchita, Kansas, Law Enforcement officers have been the Guardians of the Flame for Special Olympics. But for those not involved with LETR, what does that mean? Read More

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