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    Over 110 teams pull United 737 at O'Hare for Special Olympics▼Chicago O'Hare Plane Pull: More than 110 teams pull United Airlines 737, raise more than $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinois✉newsSportOlympics16 h ago

    More than 110 teams took part in a plane pull at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, hauling a United Airlines 737 to raise over $230,000 for Special Olympics Illinois. The charity event drew widespread local attention, with participants and organizers celebrating the fundraising total and community turnout supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities.

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    Teams pull plane at Chicago airport for Special Olympics fundraiser▼Plane pull at Chicago airport to raise money for Special Olympics✉newsSportOlympics7 h ago

    A plane pull fundraising event has taken place at a Chicago airport in support of Special Olympics. Teams take turns pulling an aircraft across the tarmac to raise money for the organisation, which provides sports training and competition for people with intellectual disabilities. The event is drawing attention as part of ongoing charity efforts tied to the Special Olympics movement.

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    Denver Broncos join Special Olympics Colorado for flag football jamboree▼Denver Broncos join Special Olympics Colorado for Unified Flag Football Jamboree✉newsSportOlympics17 h ago

    The Denver Broncos took part in the Unified Flag Football Jamboree alongside Special Olympics Colorado, joining athletes for a day of flag football. Unified events pair athletes with and without intellectual disabilities on the same teams, and NFL franchises regularly lend players, staff and branding to such community programs. The Broncos' involvement drew positive local attention in Colorado sports coverage.

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    Dozens rappel down building for Special Olympics North Carolina▼Dozens go Over the Edge for Special Olympics NC✉newsSportOlympics16 h ago

    Dozens of people took part in the 'Over the Edge' fundraiser for Special Olympics North Carolina, rappelling down a building to raise money and awareness for athletes with intellectual disabilities. WRAL covered the event, highlighting the community turnout and the ongoing support the organization receives across the state.