Grand Rapids
Special Olympics of Michigan
Special Olympics of Michigan
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127000
sq. ft.
Formerly home to South Christian High School, the new Unified Sports and Inclusion Center is the world’s largest Special Olympics facility, serving the 20,000 athletes across Michigan.
The Center provides youth athletic programming, training, league play, health and wellness services, development and more, and will serve as Special Olympics Michigan’s headquarters while also housing 10 additional non-profits.
- Serves 20,000+ athletes
- Five soccer fields
- 10 boccee courts
- Houses 10 non-profits
Completed in multiple phases, the outdoor sports complex features various track and field facilities, including an eight-lane track, high jump area, shot put, a synthetic turf field striped for assorted sports, five natural grass soccer fields, ten bocce courts, three pickleball courts, a putting green and a promenade.
The Center houses 10 organizations that focus on disability advocacy, education and health and wellness.
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