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#WWEmoms Special Olympics Connecticut

June 3, 2013 Justin Beam Leave a Comment

hp_soct_logoLet me WIN. But if I cannot win, Let me be BRAVE in the attempt. This is the motto of the Special Olympics Connecticut and On June 7th, 8th & 9th 2013 the Summer Games will be held. This year the WWE is a partner sponsor, yet again showing us how they are determined to help by giving back to the people. Having a family member with autism, nothing makes me happier than to see a corporation like the WWE & so many others making it possible for these athletes to have such an incredible experience. Want to contribute to the Special Olympics Connecticut? CLICK HERE to donate online.

The 2013 Summer Games will showcase 2,377 Atheletes & Partners, with the assistance of 505 Coaches and 2,800 Volunteers. Below is a general breakdown of the events. For complete information and schedules Click Here

Southern Connecticut State University will host:

  • Athletics
  • Aquatics
  • Cycling
  • Gymnastics & Housing.

Hamden Hall Athletic fields will host:

  • Traditional and Unified Sports
  • Soccer & Tennis.

Special Events:

  • Law Enforcement Torch Run – June 5-7th. 3 days and statewide there will be over 3500 law enforcement officers, colunteers & Special Olympics athletes running over 640 miles throughout 100 cities & towns.

Opening Ceremonies Friday June 7th at Jess Dow Field, SCSU

  • Parade of athletes
  • ceremonial lighting of the Olympic Flame & entertainment

Olympic Town – Saturday, June 8 & Sunday, June 9th, SCSU

  • Educational, Cultural, Entertainment & Interactive Activities

Healthy Athletes Village – Saturday, June 8 & Sunday, June 9th, SCSU

  • Health screenings with Special Smiles, Opening Eyes, Fun Fitness, Fit Feet, Health Promotion, Healthy Hearing and Massage Therapy

Victory Dance – Saturday night, June 8th

Family Hospitality – June 8th & 9th, SCSU

Before you head out to the games

Join WWEmoms for

A ‘SPECIALOLYMPICS’ TWITTER PARTY

Thursday, June 6, 2013
7 – 8 pm ET
4 – 5 pm PT

#WWEmoms

Experience the power and joy of the Special Olympics!

Join @WWEmoms, along with @LisaSamples, @wrestlingaddict, @RachelFerrucci, @SoberJulie, @MommyJenna, @skconcepts and friends, this Thursday at 7pm ET as we chat with @SOCTconnecticut about the dedicated and inspirational work of the Special Olympics movement!

RSVP and join the party for a chance to win a Samsung Pocket Camcorder, a Brookstone Wine Chiller, or an iHome Speaker!

To RSVP:
  1. Email WWE@theonlinemom.com subject line: WWEmoms
  2. Spread the word and RT this link on your Twitter feed: http://tinyurl.com/y8trhhf
  3. Join us on Tweetchat or HootSuite (#WWEmoms) this Thursday between 7 and 8pm ET
  4. Tell your Twitter followers!

 

**I am a part of WWEMoms & this post is a part of the sponsored campaign, all opinions are my own.

 

 

 

 

 

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Country born and raised transplanted to the big city. Dedicated husband and father to a mini me. Family comedian, movie fanatic. Corporate sales manager turn social media junkie. Jack of all trades, tool guru addicted to getting dirty in the garage and always looking for a new project. Bazinga!

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