Whether you choose to coach, volunteer as a group, or just come for an afternoon to root on our athletes from the sidelines, you become part of a community that believes in the limitless potential of every individual. From the very first day, you will witness the incredible power of sport in transforming the lives of athletes with intellectual disabilities.
You'll meet athletes who embrace life with unwavering optimism. Their determination and resilience will inspire you as they push their limits, striving to reach their full potential. Their courage and spirit will remind you of the beauty that lies within every one of us, regardless of our abilities.
When you volunteer with Special Olympics Massachusetts your impact extends far beyond the sports field. Every time you show up, you become an advocate for change in your community. You challenge stereotypes, break down barriers, and foster a society that embraces diversity. You'll witness firsthand how your efforts ripple through communities, creating a more inclusive world for all.
Nearly 30 years ago, George Coffey took his son to a Special Olympics softball practice. Since that day, he has been involved with Special Olympics MA in more ways than he ever imagined.
Kate Dyer has been involved with Special Olympics Massachusetts since 1997, first as a coach and Unified Partner, and now as a parent to both a Unified Partner and an athlete.
Anna Whitted has been a Game Changer for the past two years, volunteering at numerous tournaments and fundraising events and being a true ambassador for the Special Olympics movement.
Your role as a coach goes beyond teaching sports skills, you will become a mentor, cheerleader, and most importantly a friend. Through your guidance, athletes will develop physical strength, self-confidence, and a deep sense of belonging.
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