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IN THE SPOTLIGHT...
Royal Bank Supports Important Initiative Royal Bank of Canada Foundation is to proud partner with one of Special Olympics Ontario’s newest initiatives – the High 5 Program. A club designed specifically for Special Olympics athletes to share and tell stories, showcase events that they have attended. Athletes have the ability to have their voice heard and influence other athletes to join Special Olympics, along with making new friends and becoming mentors for other athletes. Click here to read more

Eat cookies. Help kids. That's sweet. Purchase a cookie at Mary Brown's July 1-31 for $2.00 and a part of the proceeds go to Special Olympics Ontario. Click here to read more

STAPLES BUSINESS DEPOT IN-STORE FUNDRAISER RAISES $586,000 TO HELP MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETES May 4 – 26, 2013 STAPLES Business Depot customers across the country helped change the lives of athletes with an intellectual disability by raising $586,000 for STAPLES Business Depot’s Give a Toonie. Share a Dream campaign. This is the 14th year STAPLES has run this very successful campaign in support of Special Olympics This money goes towards developing and maintaining sport programs for Special Olympics athletes in their local communities as well as helping Special Olympics Canada’s national team athletes train and compete. Click here to read more

Kraft Canada and TSN Launch Fifth-Annual Kraft Celebration Tour Canadians can nominate their city or town for the chance to win $25,000 toward a community project that improves an existing space or helps create a brand new one. Each winning community will also host one of 10 live broadcasts of Canada’s most-watched sports news program, SPORTSCENTRE, as part of this summer’s cross-country tour from August 16-25. The Kraft Celebration Tour recognizes the passion and community spirit that brings people together and promotes healthy active lifestyles from coast to coast. Since 2009, the Kraft Celebration Tour has helped hundreds of thousands of Canadians in 40 deserving communities with a total of $1 million toward projects such as: • Building a skateboard park • Upgrading a sports field • Improving a boxing facility • Renovating a community youth centre For more information and to learn how you can nominate your community online, please visit: kraftcelebrationtour.ca and tourneedecelebrationkraft.ca. Nominations will be accepted until June 7. We encourage all Special Olympics Ontario communities to nominate their city or town!

TELUS WE GIVE WHERE WE LIVE PHOTO CONTEST Attention all athletes, coaches and volunteers, let TELUS know your support of Special Olympics! TELUS is having a photo contest. It is a fun and easy way to show some good in the community. TELUS is asking to upload a photo (or a few) showing how you give back to your community. At the end of the campaign, you could be one of 10 Canadians who will receive $10,000 to make a donation to their favourite charity (Special Olympics Ontario of course!) and truly make a difference. Let’s spread some good together and give where we live. Take a photo, share your story and do some good! For more information, please visit http://givewherewelive.ca
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