Special Olympics North Carolina has improved thousands of lives through year-round sports training and athletic competition. And yet, the Special Olympics movement has touched less than one percent of the more than 200,000 people with intellectual disabilities in the state. This leaves more than 180,000 reasons to donate to Special Olympics North Carolina.

Please help us reach these people with your volunteer donation. Your willingness to support the Special Olympics movement will give these athletes the chance to make their dreams come true. The feeling of achievement and satisfaction within our athletes is a great reason to donate to Special Olympics North Carolina.

How to Donate!

•  Secure Online Donation
  
  
• Friends & Family Tribute
  Honor a relative or friend by making a donation.  A letter will be sent to the family of the person being honored or memorialized. (The amount of your gift will not be indicated in the letter to the family.) You will also receive a letter acknowledging your tax deductible contribution.  If you would like to make a donation to Special Olympics North Carolina through the Friends and Family Tribute Fund, contact Julie Talbert, SONC vice president of corporate marketing & donor development, at 919-719-7662, ext. 114.
  
  
• Firstgiving.com
  An automated giving source whereby SONC supporters can make personalized fundraising pages to collect funds online for specific fundraisers. All funds donated go directly to SONC.
  
  
• Workplace Giving Campaigns
  If you are a North Carolina State employee or a Federal employee, it's easy to donate to your favorite charity. Workplace campaigns generally take place each fall and offer an organized method for the public and private sector employees to donate to charities of their choice. Employees may give through a payroll deduction or a one time gift. Please look for these campaign materials each fall! Special Olympics North Carolina participates in the following campaigns:
  
  State Employees' Combined Campaign-
  Employees of the State of North Carolina can designate Special Olympics North Carolina for a donation during its annual campaign period using the assigned SECC code 1520.
  
  Combined Federal Campaign-
  Employees of the Federal Government may designate Special Olympics North Carolina for a donation during the annual campaign period using the assigned CFC codes for the following campaigns:
  CFC Cherry Point - 3232
  CFC WNC - 4933
  CFC MCAS - 7957
  CFC Central Carolinas - 6620
  CFC Research Triangle - 5655
  CFC SENC Fort Bragg - 9038
  CFC Piedmont Triad - 4162
  CFC Rowan/Iredell County - 5417
  CFC Cape Fear - 5414
  
  City of Greensboro and Guilford County Employees' Campaign-
  Employees of the City of Greensboro and Guilford County may designate Special Olympics North Carolina
  for a donation during the annual campaign period using the assigned CCEC code 6000.