
Special Olympics Michigan 2025 State Winter Games presented by Wertz Warriors at the Grand Traverse Resort & Spa
Special Olympics Michigan (SOMI) is thrilled to announce the 2025 State Winter Games, to be held February 5–7 at the Grand Traverse Resort & Spa. This exciting event will bring together more 1,000 participants, including 721 athletes, 177 coaches, 15 Unified partners, and 221 chaperones, to compete in five winter sports.

Support SOMI: Tim Hortons Serves up Special Olympics Donut
Participating Tim Hortons U.S. restaurants in Michigan will serve Special Olympics Donuts from Jan. 31 – Feb. 2 with 100% of profits donated to support Special Olympics athletes.
The Tims Special Olympics Donut is a delicious chocolate cake donut dipped in vanilla-flavored icing, topped with rainbow sprinkles and a dollop of whipped topping in the middle. It will be sold at participating Tims restaurants in Michigan, plus in New York State, and Ohio from Jan. 31 – Feb. 2.

Make a Splash at the 2025 Special Olympics Michigan Polar Plunge
Special Olympics Michigan (SOMI) is excited to announce the kickoff of the 2025 Polar Plunge season, presented by the Michigan Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR). This year’s Plunge season promises to be more exhilarating than ever as brave participants make a splash to support athletes with intellectual disabilities (ID) across the state.
What We Do
Special Olympics Michigan provides year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Athletes develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage and experience joy while participating in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendship among their families, Special Olympics athletes and the community. The athletes achieve their dreams with the support of caring volunteers, coaches, family members and staff. Donations from Michigan citizens and businesses provide funding for the program.
- 23,807 Participants
- 24 Sports
- 2,954 Active Certified Coaches
- 23,216 Volunteers