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This January, to kick off a new year of giving, Jersey Mike’s Subs throughout Long Island will offer their customers an opportunity to support Special Olympics New York athletes and programs by rounding up their change at the cashier.

Special Olympics NY brought the Strong Minds program to more than 200 students in several Genesee and Western Region Unified Champion Schools.

Happy New Year! Before we look ahead to 2022, let's look back at 2021. We enjoyed countless amazing moments, but here at 10 of our absolute favorites. Enjoy!

Though the Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically impacted the lives of Special Olympics New York athletes, it hasn’t prevented them from training. Thanks to New York Sports Clubs (NYSC), local athletes practice in state-of-the-art New York City facilities.

With the giving season just around the corner, Special Olympics New York is pleased to announce its selection as one of the beneficiaries of the Stewart’s Holiday Fund.

Special Olympics New York Athlete John Cronin recently celebrated the milestone of donating more than $100,000 to Special Olympics New York.

500 Athletes from Across New York to Compete in 7 Sports Saturday Media Also Invited to Athlete Press Conference Thursday & Opening Ceremonies Friday

We'd like to share the stories of nine athletes, one from each region, and their preparation for the State Fall Games. Enjoy!

Special Olympics New York is seeking 200 volunteers for its upcoming State Fall Games. Learn more in this article.

Be Brave is functional, fashionable sportswear designed for athletes of all abilities. Learn more about this incredible project in this article.

Great coaching requires passion, dedication, commitment, and more than a little time to spare. Just ask Central Region coach Eric DeCarlis.

More and more colleges across the state are working with Special Olympics New York to bring their campuses into the Inclusion Revolution. The University at Albany has an excellent blueprint.