Make a difference in 2007 by volunteering for the Special Olympics. This can be as involved as coaching a
sport to as laid back as cheering on athletes at sporting
events. As the saying goes, every penny counts. With Special Olympics, every minute counts.
For example, here in NC, the
Special Olympics of North Carolina is having a
Basketball and Cheerleading Tournament in Cabarrus County the weekend of February 23-25, 2007. Volunteers are needed for registration, announcing games, guest services, and a myriad of other tasks.
Of course, the Special Olympics also welcomes donations, and contributing monetarily can have advantages.
2006 Stanley Cup Champions Carolina Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward has teamed up with the
the Special Olympics of North Carolina for a campaign called
Cam's Champs. There are varying levels of sponsorship, and each one includes Carolina Hurricanes memorabilia.
The most important part of donating is the difference you make in the lives of children who are developmentally challenged. A few minutes of your time or a few dollars from your wallet is all it takes to change a life. Don't put it on your to do list - do it today!
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Special Olympics of North Carolina.]