special olympics

Over the next couple of days, you might see members of law enforcement out on the roads. But they won't be in their cars. They'll be on foot.

The Special Olympics started as a summer camp for people with intellectual disabilities and has grown immensely. You can help to continue that growth this Wednesday.

If you've never done the Special Olympics Polar Plunge, this is the year to finally go for it! It's one of the best fundraisers in Buffalo--each member of your team is asked to raise $100 for Special Olympics, and then everyone gathers at Woodlawn Beach State Park on Saturday, December 1st...

If you've always wanted a chance to get on the field at New Era Field now is your chance! It's the 2017 Buffalo Snow Bowl to benefit Special Olympics New York. The tournament will be held March 11, 2017 right on the field at One Bills Drive...

You can still “Jump in a lake” to benefit the New York Special Olympics. Registration is open for POLAR PLUNGE 2011 and we're Freezin’ for a Reason AGAIN! It's wild, crazy and FUN! So grab your friends, neighbors and co-workers and form a team...

Looking for a thrill this Friday?  Want to raise money for a good cause? Head over to the Seneca Niagara Casino Friday, July 29th from 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. to rappel down 27 stories while raising money for Special Olympic athletes.

Tell the Special Olympics of New York in a one-minute video what makes you go “Over the Edge” and you could win a spot to rappel down the Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel!

JACK is going OVER THE EDGE, Friday, July 29th, 2011 to help the Special Olympics of New York.   If you missed the Polar Plunge you do not want to miss this over the top fund-raiser that gives people the opportunity to rappel 357 feet (27 stories) down the side of the SENECA NIAGARA CASINO AND HOTEL (the tallest hotel from the Falls to Manhattan!). More t...

Get stuck in car on the thruway. Check. Spend two days digging out of the snow. Check. What could possibly be next? Most people would not think about slipping into a bathing suit and heading to the beach in December...in Buffalo. Fortunately for the Special Olypmics, there are plenty of Buffalonians that are willing to brave the frigid temps of Lake Erie to help a great cause. Over 1,000 people t