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Special Olympics
We value inclusive communities and support the work of Special Olympics to inspire people of all abilities
Connecticut
We have been presenting sponsor of the Special Olympics Connecticut Winter Games since 1989.
Our team of volunteers – employees and retirees – set up snowmaking pipes at our Windsor Operations Center and work around the clock running the machines to make sure there's enough snow so hundreds of athletes can compete in cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

It's the only group of volunteers in the world that makes snow exclusively for a Special Olympics event.
The team spends nearly five months planning the competition. Their work has been recognized several times by the Special Olympics community and multiple members of the volunteer planning team have received the Unsung Hero award from Special Olympics Connecticut.
Our volunteers also play a significant role during the games themselves. Read about the power of friendship, and how an athlete and one of our volunteers inspired each other at this year's event.
Our year-round partnership also includes sponsoring the Penguin Plunge where employees and their families bravely jump into a cold body of water. We look forward to participating in the Penguin Plunge in Tolland on March 29.
Snowmaking for the Special Olympics Connecticut 2025 Winter Games at our Windsor Operations Center in Windsor, Connecticut.
Massachusetts
Special Olympics Massachusetts empowers over 17,000 athletes and participants to train and compete in the sports they love. By doing so, they create lifelong friendships and competitive spirits, celebrating inclusion both on and off the field.
To help raise awareness and critical funds, our employees take the “plunge” at our Westwood office each winter. In 2025, they belly-flopped and cannonballed into a chilly mobile pool raising more than $85,000 for Special Olympics.

New Hampshire
We are proud to be presenting sponsor of the Special Olympics of New Hampshire Winter Games at Waterville Valley, which include a variety of outdoor and indoor activities.
More than 130 employees volunteer each year, managing the resort experience for the athletes and assisting downhill skiers and snowboarders, timing cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, and helping to set up racecourses.
Our year-round partnership also includes sponsoring the Penguin Plunge where employees and their families bravely jump into a cold body of water to raise awareness and funds.
More than 60 brave employees entered the coastal frigid waters at Hampton Beach and raised more than $100,000 for Special Olympics New Hampshire in 2025.