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Working with the Special Olympics will be immensely rewarding. As a volunteer for the Special Olympics all you need is a great heart and patience. You do not have to be a great athlete or even have any prior coaching experience. The Special Olmpics offers a general course on the principles of coaching, in addition to a mentoring program in which the new coaches receive guidance from the experienced coaches. We need volunteers to help with the behind the scenes as well, which may include fund-raising or organizing events or any other countless details to keep a huge organization such as Special Olympics up and running. Any contribution you make could last from a day to a year or even a lifetime it all depends on you. At the end of the day you

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