Special Olympics Ontario delivers year-round sports training, competitions and inclusion programs for more than 23,000 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Ontario; it prepares Team Ontario for national Games (including the 2026 National Summer Games), partners with schools, local clubs, foundations and community groups for fundraising and athlete support, and runs high-profile awareness and fundraising campaigns such as the Tim Hortons Special Olympics Donut campaign to fund travel, training and local programming.
Last updated on Feb 8th, 2026
Special Olympics posted a solidarity message on March 8 2026 for International Women's Day, honoring athletes, coaches, and volunteers who are building a more unified and inclusive Ontario in sport. The organization urged communities to continue supporting and uplifting women to secure a brighter future for female participation and leadership.
Special Olympics Ontario is running a March Madness auction that closes Monday, March 23, 2026, with premium packages like Final Four tickets for April 4 and April 6 and a 16 person private suite for the Raptors 905 on March 28. Listed prices include the Final Four package at $4,000 and the Raptors 905 suite at $900; all proceeds support Special Olympics Ontario programming. Place bids at 32auctions.com/SOOFinalFour before the March 23 deadline.
On 2026-02-13 Special Olympics announced five winners of the Donut Photo Contest, each receiving a $20 Tim Hortons gift card. The organization thanked everyone who shared #ChooseToInclude photos and credited those posts with helping make this campaign a historic success for athletes.
Special Olympics announced the Donut Weekend photo winners on 2026-02-13, awarding each winning team a $100 Tim Hortons gift card for photos that showcase inclusion. The update thanks all club submissions and ties the recognition to athletes heading to the 2026 National Summer Games.
Special Olympics announced winners from the Donut weekend school photo contest and will award each winning school a $100 Tim Hortons gift card. The brief update thanks students and teachers for championing inclusion for more than 23,000 athletes across Ontario, highlighting local school spirit in support of the cause.
The Tim Hortons x Special Olympics Donut campaign (published 2026-02-06) thanks supporters and notes that contributions stay local, funding programs and opportunities for more than 23,000 Special Olympics athletes across Ontario.
Special Olympics announced the passing of Mr. Armando Cappuccitti (published 2026-02-06), a longtime Wizard Foundation member who helped raise funds for Special Olympics Ontario; condolences were extended to his family, including his daughter Jenna, an active athlete in York Region.
Participate in the Special Olympics Donut Contest by grabbing a donut at Tim Hortons and submitting your photos by February 1, 2026, for a chance to win a gift card!
Join the Special Olympics Donut Campaign by participating in the Tim Hortons Photo Contest, supporting Team Ontario athletes and making every donut count.
Join the Special Olympics Donut Campaign by participating in the Tim Hortons Photo Contest, supporting Team Ontario athletes and making every donut count.
Support the Tim Hortons Special Olympics Donuts Campaign by purchasing donuts at your local Tim Hortons, with proceeds benefiting Special Olympics Ontario.
Join the Donut Sale for Athletes at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, where 100% of proceeds support athletes in their training and competitions.
Starting January 30, grab a Special Olympics Donut at Tim Hortons to support local athletes, with all proceeds going to inclusive sports programs in Ontario.
Support the Special Olympics Donut Sale at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, where your purchase helps fuel the dreams of athletes and supports local programs.
Support Team Ontario by purchasing donuts at the Special Olympics Donut Sale from January 30 to February 1, with proceeds helping athletes reach the national stage.
The Special Olympics Donut returns to Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, 2026, with proceeds supporting Team Ontario's athletes for the National Summer Games.
Support the Fundraising for Athletes campaign by purchasing donuts at Tim Hortons, helping athletes prepare for the 2026 National Summer Games.
The Special Olympics Donut will be available at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, with proceeds supporting local athletes and community programs.
Tim Hortons is partnering with Special Olympics from January 30 to February 1, 2026, with 100% of proceeds supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities.
The Special Olympics Donut is available at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, with proceeds supporting over 23,000 athletes in Ontario.
Support Team Ontario at the 2026 National Summer Games by purchasing Special Olympics Donuts at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, with proceeds aiding our athletes.
Join the Special Olympics Donut Promotion at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, where every donut purchased supports local athletes.
The Special Olympics Donut Fundraiser at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1 will donate 100% of proceeds to support over 23,000 athletes in Ontario.
The Special Olympics Donut returns to Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, 2026, with proceeds supporting athletes and the upcoming National Summer Games.
The Special Olympics Donut is back at Tim Hortons from January 30 to February 1, with proceeds supporting local athletes in Ontario.