For more than four decades, Special Olympics North Carolina (SONC) has helped thousands of children and adults with intellectual disabilities realize new dreams through sports training and competition. As a result, most athletes’ lives are changed forever, from improved physical fitness and sports skills to enhanced self-confidence and social competency.
Special Olympics athletes in North Carolina are never charged a fee to compete. All of the athletes’ expenses – including training, uniforms, and travel related costs – are paid for through generous donations from individuals and businesses.
If you would like to donate to:
- This great cause
- Help me raise $100
- See me freeze my tukas off in Lake Raleigh on February 20
I'm sure that if I do raise the money and do make the plunge there will pictures to be posted - so stay tuned!
Thanks!
Edited To Add: Just hours after posting this and emailing a few people about it I hit the $100 mark! Holy Cow! You people are awesome! Or sadistic - I haven't decided. Anyway - I will definitely be taking the plunge as I promised, but I am going to raise my goal, and I am thinking about other incentives I can come up with to promote the fundraising for this fantastic cause. All suggestions are welcome! But please don't stop donating just because I hit $100. I may have to sell sponsorships or something at this point - like writing your name somewhere on myself while I run or plunge or something. :)
For those of you who have asked about the best way to donate - it is online through the link I posted above (also found as a widget on the right side of this blog).
If you are local - make sure you come out and see this spectacle for yourself! It promises to be quite the site. :)
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