Joe Frollo
Stories
Where Community Becomes Family: The Power of Volunteering at the Summer Games
Volunteering with Special Olympics Indiana is more than just giving your time. It is an opportunity to be part of a powerful movement that celebrates inclusion, athleticism and community.
Read MoreCop On a Rooftop Returns May 15 to Dunkin’ Stores Across Indiana
Nearly 50 law enforcement agencies from across Indiana will partner with Special Olympics Indiana and Dunkin’ stores on Friday, May …
Read MoreAthletes in the Workplace: Smith Goes From Volunteer to Sandwich Maker
Vigo County athlete Charlie Smith earned a job by working hard and bringing enthusiasm to a volunteer day at Jersey Mike’s.
Read MoreCathedral and Elwood are State Champions in Unified Bowling
The eighth annual Champions Together and Special Olympics Indiana Unified Bowling High School State Championship was held March 14 at …
Read MoreHamilton County Athlete Loses 30 Pounds Through Train 4 Life
Hamilton County athlete John Joest has lost 30 pounds since starting Train 4 Life. The improvements don’t stop there, though, as his confidence has grown as his health habits improve.
Read MoreSpecial Olympics Indiana Hosting 54th Annual State Basketball Tournament
Special Olympics Indiana’s annual state basketball tournaments return to the hardwood with athletes and Unified partners from county programs across the state taking part in a pair of upcoming weekends.
Read MoreUnified State Bowling Championship is March 14 at Western Bowl
Special Olympics Indiana is proud to host the 10th annual Champions Together Unified Bowling State Tournament on Saturday, March 14, at Western Bowl.
Read MoreTrain 4 Life Has Truly Empowered Vigo County Athlete
For Tina Teeters, 47, of Vigo County, Train 4 Life has provided a freedom she once thought lost to her. She no longer needs to use her walking cane.
Read MoreAthletes Visit Indiana Statehouse
Special Olympics Indiana athletes visited the Indiana Statehouse yesterday to meet with legislators and share firsthand how inclusive sports, health and leadership programs are changing lives across the state.
Read MoreIndiana’s Mr. Football is one of Marshall-Starke’s Biggest Fans
Myles McLaughlin is Indiana’s Mr. Football. Working as a tutor with Knox High School special education students has made him a Marshall-Stark fan as well.
Read MoreYoung Athletes participant transitions to R-O-D program
Natalie Amison signed her son, Logan, up for the Young Athletes program offered by the Ripley-Ohio-Deaborn County Program.
After completing the 8 weeks of instruction and activity, Logan “graduated” to the R-O-D bowling team, where he became one of the first Young Athletes participants to enroll in a county program.
3×3 Tournament Experience Lets Alex Kelley Be Brave
The U.S. women’s team won a gold medal at the 3×3 Unified Basketball World Cup in San Juan, Puerto Rico, but the trip meant so much more than that to team member Alex Kelley.
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