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What does it take to make Special
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made up of three parts. Each part pushes the one next to it, to
propel it and to make it successfully move forward. In Special
Olympics, the three parts consist of: |
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ATHLETES |
Athletes in Special Olympics strive for the opportunity to train
and compete in sports, increasing their physical well-being, their
self-esteem as well as being a part of the community while
enhancing the lives of others.
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VOLUNTEERS |
Volunteers teach the athletes the skills needed to help them
achieve their dream of competing in sports as they themselves gain a
sense of accomplishment while forging life-long friendships.
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DONORS |
Donors provide the financial assistance that enables the the
sports training programs and competitions to be offered, helping the
others to achieve their goals, while gaining a larger community
presence.
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Each part, working together, enhances the other parts
while in the process, enhancing itself. |
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To register an Athlete: |
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Athlete Eligibility |
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To become a
volunteer: |
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To become a
donor: |
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Volunteer Registration |
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Donor Form |
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