Jamie’s 2013 Dodge Caravan Donated to Special Olympics
Special Olympics Car Donation Review
“We have made minor monetary donations, but thought this was something else we could do to help pay things forward.”
My son has participated in Special Olympics on and off since the age of 2, both in Delaware and Texas. We have had this van since the age of 2. We have made minor monetary donations, but thought this was something else we could do to help pay things forward. The van has served this family well for 12 years and I hope it can continue to be of use to others.
Thank You, Jamie!
Every day we empower athletes to shatter stereotypes and exceed their personal bests on the playing field and in life. But for every Special Olympics champion, there is another who is waiting for a chance to win. Please donate and help us get one more athlete onto the playing field.
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