Special Olympics Georgia is proud to highlight Yardi Systems, Inc. in this month’s Sponsor Spotlight for their continued support of our mission to provide year-round sports training and competition opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities.
Yardi has been a dedicated partner across multiple State Games, including our Fall, Summer, and Winter Games. Their impact is felt not only through their sponsorship but also through the enthusiastic involvement of their employees, who generously volunteer their time to help bring our events to life.
From setting up venues to celebrating victories alongside our athletes, the Yardi team brings energy, compassion, and a deep commitment to inclusion. Their presence at our Games embodies the spirit of community and demonstrates what it means to be a true champion for our athletes.
Thank you, Yardi Systems, Inc., for standing with us and helping make every moment count for our athletes. We are grateful for your partnership and the positive impact you continue to make across Special Olympics Georgia.
Special Olympics Georgia is proud to recognize Northside Hospital as a valued partner and sponsor of our State Indoor Winter Games. Through their support, athletes and Unified partners from across Georgia have the opportunity to compete, build confidence, and showcase their abilities in basketball, bowling, pickleball, artistic gymnastics, and powerlifting. Northside Hospital’s commitment to improving lives and strengthening communities aligns closely with our mission of creating opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to thrive both on and off the field of play.
As a leader in healthcare and community engagement, Northside Hospital continues to make a meaningful impact on the athletes, families, coaches, and volunteers who participate in Special Olympics Georgia programs. Their partnership helps create unforgettable experiences and ensures that our athletes have access to year-round sports training and competition opportunities. Thank you, Northside Hospital, for being a champion for inclusion and helping make our State Indoor Winter Games possible.