 | When Minnetonka High School senior Katrina Tadros was in third grade, she met Aiden, who became one of her first friends. Through that friendship, Katrina found Special Olympics and has […] |
 | This spring, Special Olympics Minnesota partnered with Minneapolis Public School Transition Plus, a program that provides post-secondary education and training to students with intellectual disabilities, to create opportunities for inclusion […] |
 | Pictured above: Special Olympics Minnesota President/CEO Dave Dorn, First Lady Gwen Walz, Special Olympics Minnesota Coach Aimee Libby, University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel, Special Olympics Minnesota Athlete Erik Anderson, […] |
 | Earlier this year, three Special Olympics Minnesota athletes participated in a free dental care pilot with Boger Dental in Plymouth, Minnesota. The athletes—Ron, Nell and Erik—each received an initial examination, […] |
 | On February 9-10, Special Olympics Minnesota athletes, staff and Unified partners met virtually with Members of Congress for Special Olympics’ annual Capitol Hill Day. Capitol Hill Day provides an opportunity […] |
 | by Nell Coonen-Korte My name is Nell Coonen-Korte and I have been a Special Olympics athlete for 17 years. I am also a trained Special Olympics Health Messenger advocating for the […] |
 | The 2022 Special Olympics USA Games is joining forces with Jersey Mike’s Subs for its 12th annual Month of Giving campaign! During the month of March, you can make a […] |
 | Special Olympics Minnesota is pleased to announce that Dave Larson, the President and CEO of Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union, was named 2022 Board Chair of Special Olympics Minnesota. |
 | A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between Special Olympics Minnesota (SOMN) and Minneapolis Public Schools. The agreement states the intention of implementing Unified Champion Schools throughout Minneapolis. |
 | Like many of us, Kayte has had her fair share of mental health struggles throughout the years. However, Special Olympics Minnesota has been a consistent source of community and inclusion for Kayte. Today, she is helping fellow athletes improve their physical and mental health as a Special Olympics Health Ambassador. |