The Gilmore Therapeutic Recreation Center is the hub for Special Olympics Cumberland County.
Special Olympics Cumberland County provides year-round sports training and competition for more than 300 children and adults with intellectual disabilities. It is the fastest growing program in North Carolina.
Participants have the opportunity to train and compete in the Special Olympic Competition in 13 different sports.
Spring Games
Support your local athletes as they compete in track and field events. Athletes train for a minimum of eight weeks in skills and team events and will get one day to compete.
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Competition is always exciting. For volunteer information call 433-1000. This event is hosted by Methodist University and is open to spectators and registered athletes.