Special Olympics Tennessee offers a variety of special events throughout the year where individuals and companies have the chance to contribute to our organization in the most non-traditional ways.

Whether it’s teeing off at the Nashville Golf Classic in June or rappelling down a 20 story building this fall there's something for everyone!
 

We invite you to participate in our 2011 events!


The Polar Plunge is an excellent opportunity for individuals, organizations and businesses to support Special Olympics Tennessee.  Participants raise financial support from friends, family members, neighbors and co-workers as they “plunge” into icy waters in Tennessee. Prizes, costumes, food & fun are all a part of this fabulous event. Plunges are scheduled throughout the state in the months of January and February.  Click here for more information.

Recognized as the longest running charity golf event in Tennessee, the Nashville Golf Classic continues to grow, . This year the Nashville Golf Classic, an all-volunteer group, will celebrate 36 years of support for Special Olympics Tennessee. The tournament scheduled for June 15th, 2011 will be held at the Hermitage Golf Course in Old Hickory, TN. The Nashville Golf Classic is unique, fun and unforgettable.

For more tournament information and to register online visit www.nashvillegolfclassic.com

Special Olympics Tennessee (SOTN) has partnered with Over the Edge to put on 3 events in the state of Tennessee…it is guaranteed to turn heads.  This one-of-a-kind event is the opportunity of a lifetime.  When you go Over the Edge, you will be rappelling down significant buildings in Memphis, Nashville and/or Chattanooga.  Whether you plan on rappelling or plan on sending someone else Over the Edge, you can bet this will be a thrilling, adrenaline-pumping, fun and a little bit crazy event!  There are a lot of really good reasons to go Over the Edge, but non greater than the 16,000 athletes of SOTN.  With your help, SOTN will continue to provide the highest quality of programs for people with intellectual disabilities.  Participants must raise a minimum of $1,000 for the “privilege” of rappelling.  Companies can also gather their co-workers to “Toss Your Boss,” the organization must raise a minimum of $3,000. 

Click here to learn more about Over The Edge.