University of Guelph-Humber

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH-HUMBER

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WHO ARE WE

motionball is a national non-profit organization that empowers young Canadians to be leaders in their communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics through inclusive social and sporting events. At the University of Guelph-Humber, we’re working to ensure that individuals with intellectual disabilities living in Guelph are included, supported, and celebrated. We create relevant, meaningful experiences for university students to give back to their community, while building relationships with local Special Olympics athletes. 

motionball events put the fun back into giving, at Guelph Humber and across Canada. 

 

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

This day not only brings awareness to the Special Olympics movement, but allows people with and without intellectual disabilities to interact, build lifelong friendships, and ultimately create more inclusive communities.

motionball’s goal is to raise the important funds needed in order to ensure that later this year, all Special Olympics programs can return stronger than ever, to ensure that no athlete is left behind.

For many athletes, Special Olympics is not just about sport, or staying healthy, but also about providing a social network, a sense of belonging and a valuable source of stability – all essential to mental and physical health.

By making a donation to motionball or entering a Team to participate, you’re helping to ensure that our friends at Special Olympics have the resources they need to stay active and return to the sport programs they love

 

MAKE A DONATION TO MOTIONBALL GUELPH-HUMBER

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

Without the help of volunteers, these events would not be possible! Each University committee consists of like-minded individuals with a passion to make a difference. Does this sound like you? Join your schools committee in one of the following roles:

Team Captains Communications

Social Media Coordinator

Sponsorship Coordinator

Student Recruitment

Volunteer Coordinator 

motionball Ambassador 

Interested in getting involved? Connect with our local Team for more information:  sarah@motionball.com

ABOUT MOTIONBALLU

#NOGOODWAY

motionball is working to promote positivity and inclusion, demonstrating that there is #NoGoodWay to use the “r-word” (retard). This word is hurtful, outdated, and brings back memories of being bullied and excluded for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 

As motionballers, we are proud ambassadors of the #NoGoodWay campaign. Learn more and take the pledge at motionball.com/nogoodway. 

UBC Vancouver

UBCV MOTIONBALL

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WHO ARE WE

motionball is a national non-profit organization that empowers young Canadians to be leaders in their communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics through inclusive social and sporting events. At UBC Vancouver, we’re working to ensure that individuals with intellectual disabilities living in B.C. are included, supported, and celebrated. We create relevant, meaningful experiences for university students to give back to their community, while building relationships with local Special Olympics athletes. 

motionball events put the fun back into giving, at UBCV and across Canada. 

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

This day not only brings awareness to the Special Olympics movement, but allows people with and without intellectual disabilities to interact, build lifelong friendships, and ultimately create more inclusive communities.

motionball’s goal is to raise the important funds needed in order to ensure that later this year, all Special Olympics programs can return stronger than ever, to ensure that no athlete is left behind.

For many athletes, Special Olympics is not just about sport, or staying healthy, but also about providing a social network, a sense of belonging and a valuable source of stability – all essential to mental and physical health.

By making a donation to motionball or entering a Team to participate, you’re helping to ensure that our friends at Special Olympics have the resources they need to stay active and return to the sport programs they love.

MAKE A DONATION TO MOTIONBALL UBCV

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

Without the help of volunteers, these events would not be possible! Each University committee consists of like-minded individuals with a passion to make a difference. Does this sound like you? Join your schools committee in one of the following roles:

Team Captains Communications

Social Media Coordinator

Sponsorship Coordinator

Student Recruitment

Volunteer Coordinator 

motionball Ambassador 

Interested in getting involved? Connect with our local Team for more information: sarah@motionball.com

 

MEET YOUR EVENT DIRECTORS

Rowan Barclay

Rowan Barclay

Kinesiology

I am from Victoria BC and I am a fourth year kinesiology student in the neuromechanical and physiological stream. My goal after graduation is to go to medical school. I really enjoy playing sports and play both ultimate frisbee and volleyball in intramurals. I have been involved with motionball since my second year and have held various positions on the committee such as SOBC coordinator and fundraising coordinator. I have also coached speed skating for special olympics despite never having speed skated before. After I graduate I hope to continue with motionball in whatever city I find myself living in in the future.

Janice Chan

Janice Chan

Kinesiology

Janice is a kinesiology student who's passionate about promoting physical activity amongst different communities, which led to her involvement with motionball UBC. Working with Special Olympic athletes has been one of the highlights of her undergraduate experience, as she loves to connect with others in the community! In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, playing instruments, and practicing calligraphy. As one of UBC's Event Directors, Janice looks forward to meeting all the familiar and new faces at the events this year!

#NOGOODWAY

motionball is working to promote positivity and inclusion, demonstrating that there is #NoGoodWay to use the “r-word” (retard). This word is hurtful, outdated, and brings back memories of being bullied and excluded for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 

As motionballers, we are proud ambassadors of the #NoGoodWay campaign. Learn more and take the pledge at motionball.com/nogoodway. 

ABOUT MOTIONBALLU

motionball is proud to donate 70% of the funds raised from this event to Special Olympics British Columbia. This funding is directed to support programs for local athletes in the community. 25% is directed to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation, whose mission is to ensure the long-term financial integrity of the Special Olympics movement in Canada and to fund long term athlete and volunteer growth. 

The remaining 5% will help grow the #NoGoodWay Campaign aiming to end the use of the R-word (retard) in everyday conversation. We’re encouraging Canadians to make the choice to eliminate the R-word from their vocabulary and empower them to take #NoGoodWay to their circles of influence.

motionball’s mandate is to introduce the next generation of volunteers and donors to the Special Olympics movement through integrated social and sporting events. motionball now hosts 50+ annual events in 27 cities across Canada. motionball is proud to have donated $14M to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation since our inception in 2002. 

To learn more about motionball, please click here.

St. Francis Xavier University

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY

GET INVOLVED TODAY

WHO WE ARE

motionball is a national non-profit organization that empowers young Canadians to be leaders in their communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics through inclusive social and sporting events. At St. Francis Xavier University, we’re working to ensure that individuals with intellectual disabilities living in Nova Scotia are included, supported, and celebrated. We create relevant, meaningful experiences for university students to give back to their community, while building relationships with local Special Olympics athletes. 

motionball events put the fun back into giving, at St. FX and across Canada. 

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

This day not only brings awareness to the Special Olympics movement, but allows people with and without intellectual disabilities to interact, build lifelong friendships, and ultimately create more inclusive communities.

motionball’s goal is to raise the important funds needed in order to ensure that later this year, all Special Olympics programs can return stronger than ever, to ensure that no athlete is left behind.

For many athletes, Special Olympics is not just about sport, or staying healthy, but also about providing a social network, a sense of belonging and a valuable source of stability – all essential to mental and physical health.

By making a donation to motionball or entering a Team to participate, you’re helping to ensure that our friends at Special Olympics have the resources they need to stay active and return to the sport programs they love.

MAKE A DONATION TO MOTIONBALL ST. FX

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

Without the help of volunteers, these events would not be possible! Each University committee consists of like-minded individuals with a passion to make a difference. Does this sound like you? Join your schools committee in one of the following roles:

Team Captains Communications

Social Media Coordinator

Sponsorship Coordinator

Student Recruitment

Volunteer Coordinator 

motionball Ambassador 

Interested in getting involved? Email sarah@motionball.com for more information!

MEET OUR EVENT DIRECTORS

Sophie Lewis

Sophie Lewis

I am from Rothesay, New Brunswick and I am going into my third year at StFX. Having grown up with a best friend who has Down Syndrome, Special Olympics has always been very important to me. After hearing about motionball at StFX, I knew I had to get involved. I have been a part of motionball for 3 years now. motionball has had many positive impacts on my life and I am looking forward to being an Event Director this year. I am excited to connect with our local Special Olympic Athletes - new and returning!

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM

#NOGOODWAY

motionball is working to promote positivity and inclusion, demonstrating that there is #NoGoodWay to use the “r-word” (retard). This word is hurtful, outdated, and brings back memories of being bullied and excluded for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 

As motionballers, we are proud ambassadors of the #NoGoodWay campaign. Learn more and take the pledge at motionball.com/nogoodway. 

ABOUT MOTIONBALLU

motionball is proud to donate 70% of the funds raised from this event to Special Olympics Nova Scotia. This funding is directed to support programs for local athletes in the community. 25% is directed to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation, whose mission is to ensure the long-term financial integrity of the Special Olympics movement in Canada and to fund long term athlete and volunteer growth. 

The remaining 5% will help grow the #NoGoodWay Campaign aiming to end the use of the R-word (retard) in everyday conversation. We’re encouraging Canadians to make the choice to eliminate the R-word from their vocabulary and empower them to take #NoGoodWay to their circles of influence.

motionball’s mandate is to introduce the next generation of volunteers and donors to the Special Olympics movement through integrated social and sporting events. motionball now hosts 50+ annual events in 27 cities across Canada. motionball is proud to have donated $14M to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation since our inception in 2002. 

To learn more about motionball, please click here.

 

 
 
 

Toronto Metropolitan University

TORONTO METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY

GET INVOLVED TODAY

WHO ARE WE

motionball is a national non-profit organization that empowers young Canadians to be leaders in their communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics through inclusive social and sporting events. At Toronto Metropolitan University, we’re working to ensure that individuals with intellectual disabilities living in Ontario are included, supported, and celebrated. We create relevant, meaningful experiences for university students to give back to their community, while building relationships with local Special Olympics athletes. 

motionball events put the fun back into giving, at TMU and across Canada. 

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

This day not only brings awareness to the Special Olympics movement, but allows people with and without intellectual disabilities to interact, build lifelong friendships, and ultimately create more inclusive communities.

motionball’s goal is to raise the important funds needed in order to ensure that later this year, all Special Olympics programs can return stronger than ever, to ensure that no athlete is left behind.

For many athletes, Special Olympics is not just about sport, or staying healthy, but also about providing a social network, a sense of belonging and a valuable source of stability – all essential to mental and physical health.

By making a donation to motionball or entering a Team to participate, you’re helping to ensure that our friends at Special Olympics have the resources they need to stay active and return to the sport programs they love.

MAKE A DONATION TO MOTIONBALL TMU

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

Without the help of volunteers, these events would not be possible! Each University committee consists of like-minded individuals with a passion to make a difference. Does this sound like you? Join your schools committee in one of the following roles:

Team Captains Communications

Social Media Coordinator

Sponsorship Coordinator

Student Recruitment

Volunteer Coordinator 

motionball Ambassador 

Interested in getting involved? Connect with our local Team for more information: sarah@motionball.com

MEET YOUR EVENT DIRECTORS

Britney Veltman

Britney Veltman

Child and Youth Care

My name is Britney Veltman and I am in my fifth year at Toronto Metropolitan University studying Child and Youth Care. I am also part of TMU's women's volleyball and the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC). This is my first year being an Event Director for Motionball. I was gratefully able to attend our school first first-ever Marathon of Hope last year and had an absolute blast being part of that day. When I joined SAAC I made sure that our school was able to host that event once again. Motionball and Marathon of Hope are great opportunities to raise money for athletes in the Special Olympics and continue competing. My goal is to have this year run just as smoothly so we can continue hosting this amazing event for years to come.

#NOGOODWAY

motionball is working to promote positivity and inclusion, demonstrating that there is #NoGoodWay to use the “r-word” (retard). This word is hurtful, outdated, and brings back memories of being bullied and excluded for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 

As motionballers, we are proud ambassadors of the #NoGoodWay campaign. Learn more and take the pledge at motionball.com/nogoodway. 

ABOUT MOTIONBALLU

motionball is proud to donate 70% of the funds raised from this event to Special Olympics Ontario. This funding is directed to support programs for local athletes in the community. 25% is directed to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation, whose mission is to ensure the long-term financial integrity of the Special Olympics movement in Canada and to fund long term athlete and volunteer growth. 

The remaining 5% will help grow the #NoGoodWay Campaign aiming to end the use of the R-word (retard) in everyday conversation. We’re encouraging Canadians to make the choice to eliminate the R-word from their vocabulary and empower them to take #NoGoodWay to their circles of influence.

motionball’s mandate is to introduce the next generation of volunteers and donors to the Special Olympics movement through integrated social and sporting events. motionball now hosts 50+ annual events in 27 cities across Canada. motionball is proud to have donated $14M to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation since our inception in 2002. 

To learn more about motionball, please click here.

Memorial University

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY

ABOUT US

motionball is a national non-profit organization that empowers young Canadians to be leaders in their communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics through inclusive social and sporting events. At the Memorial University, we’re working to ensure that individuals with intellectual disabilities living in Newfoundland are included, supported, and celebrated. We create relevant, meaningful experiences for university students to give back to their community, while building relationships with local Special Olympics athletes. 

motionball events put the fun back into giving, at Memorial University and across Canada. 

This year in particular, Special Olympics athletes need us more than ever as many remain isolated and alone, at a greater risk of contracting COVID-19 than the general population. Join us in raising funds and awareness for the cause so that Special Olympics sport programs can return with strength, and that no athlete is left behind. 

We are a committee of passionate student leaders determined to make an unprecedented impact, in an unprecedented year

MAKE A DONATION TO MOTIONBALL MEMORIAL

WHAT'S HAPPENING AT MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY

Coming soon! Email sarah@motionball.com for more info about getting involved with motionballU. 

ABOUT MOTIONBALLU

#NOGOODWAY

motionball is working to promote positivity and inclusion, demonstrating that there is #NoGoodWay to use the “r-word” (retard). This word is hurtful, outdated, and brings back memories of being bullied and excluded for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 

As motionballers, we are proud ambassadors of the #NoGoodWay campaign. Learn more and take the pledge at motionball.com/nogoodway. 

University of the Fraser Valley

UNIVERSITY OF THE FRASER VALLEY

GET INVOLVED TODAY

WHO WE ARE

motionball is a national non-profit organization that empowers young Canadians to be leaders in their communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics through inclusive social and sporting events. At the University of the Fraser Valley, we’re working to ensure that individuals with intellectual disabilities living in British Columbia are included, supported, and celebrated. We create relevant, meaningful experiences for university students to give back to their community, while building relationships with local Special Olympics athletes. 

motionball events put the fun back into giving, at UFV and across Canada. 

Follow motionball University of the Fraser Valley on Instagram for more updates!

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

This day not only brings awareness to the Special Olympics movement, but allows people with and without intellectual disabilities to interact, build lifelong friendships, and ultimately create more inclusive communities.

motionball’s goal is to raise the important funds needed in order to ensure that later this year, all Special Olympics programs can return stronger than ever, to ensure that no athlete is left behind.

For many athletes, Special Olympics is not just about sport, or staying healthy, but also about providing a social network, a sense of belonging and a valuable source of stability – all essential to mental and physical health.

By making a donation to motionball or entering a Team to participate, you’re helping to ensure that our friends at Special Olympics have the resources they need to stay active and return to the sport programs they love.

MAKE A DONATION TO MOTIONBALL UFV

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

Without the help of volunteers, these events would not be possible! Each University committee consists of like-minded individuals with a passion to make a difference. Does this sound like you? Join your schools committee in one of the following roles:

Team Captains Communications

Social Media Coordinator

Sponsorship Coordinator

Student Recruitment

Volunteer Coordinator 

motionball Ambassador 

Interested in getting involved? Connect with our local Team for more information: ufv@motionball.com

#NOGOODWAY

motionball is working to promote positivity and inclusion, demonstrating that there is #NoGoodWay to use the “r-word” (retard). This word is hurtful, outdated, and brings back memories of being bullied and excluded for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 

As motionballers, we are proud ambassadors of the #NoGoodWay campaign. Learn more and take the pledge at motionball.com/nogoodway. 

ABOUT MOTIONBALLU

motionball is proud to donate 70% of the funds raised from this event to Special Olympics British Columbia. This funding is directed to support programs for local athletes in the community. 25% is directed to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation, whose mission is to ensure the long-term financial integrity of the Special Olympics movement in Canada and to fund long term athlete and volunteer growth. 

The remaining 5% will help grow the #NoGoodWay Campaign aiming to end the use of the R-word (retard) in everyday conversation. We’re encouraging Canadians to make the choice to eliminate the R-word from their vocabulary and empower them to take #NoGoodWay to their circles of influence.

motionball’s mandate is to introduce the next generation of volunteers and donors to the Special Olympics movement through integrated social and sporting events. motionball now hosts 50+ annual events in 27 cities across Canada. motionball is proud to have donated $14M to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation since our inception in 2002. 

To learn more about motionball, please click here.

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motionball is proud to donate 70% of the funds raised from motionball Toronto events to Special Olympics Ontario. This funding is directed to support programs for local athletes in the community. 25% is directed to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation, whose mission is to ensure the long-term financial integrity of the Special Olympics movement in Canada and to fund long term athlete and volunteer growth. The remaining 5% will help grow the #NoGoodWay Campaign aiming to end the use of the R-word (retard) in everyday conversation. We’re encouraging Canadians to make the choice to eliminate the R-word from their vocabulary and empower them to take #NoGoodWay to their circles of influence.

motionball’s mandate is to introduce the next generation of volunteers and donors to the Special Olympics movement through integrated social and sporting events. motionball now hosts 50+ annual events in 27 cities across Canada. motionball is proud to have donated $14M to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation since our inception in 2002. 

To learn more about motionball, please click here

OUR NATIONAL PARTNERS

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Move for motionball

MOVE FOR MOTIONBALL

Move for motionball will bring together students and Special Olympics athletes for a month-long, action-packed physical activity and fundraising challenge! Students will register in teams and compete alongside local Special Olympics athletes to track as much physical activity as possible, all while celebrating inclusion, sportsmanship and community building.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

Although 2021 will continue to be a difficult year for many and we can’t yet return to our in-person events, our students are adapting to the times and hosting online or social distance friendly events. University students across Canada have raised their hands to help ensure that Special Olympics athletes have the resources they need to stay active at home and when programs are safe to return and no athlete gets left behind.

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In-Home Gala AIR MILES Door Prize – Terms and Conditions

In-Home Gala AIR MILES® Reward Miles Door Prize Contest

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For each motionball In-Home Gala ticket purchased (VIP & General Admission), guests will receive one entry for a chance to win the Grand Door Prize of 5,000 AIR MILES Reward Miles!  

What can 5,000 AIR miles® REWARD MILES Miles get you?

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Contest rules (see below)

MOTIONBALL SPECIAL OLYMPICS CANADA DOOR PRIZE CONTEST (“CONTEST”) SPONSORED AND ADMINISTERED BY MOTIONBALL FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS (“MOTIONBALL”). LOYALTYONE, CO. IS IN NO WAY CONNECTED TO THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS CONTEST.

CONTEST BEGINS ON DECEMBER 16TH, 2020 AT 1:45PM EST AND ENDS ON FEBRUARY 5TH, 2020 AT 8:00PM EST. (“CONTEST PERIOD”). ONE (1) PRIZE AVAILABLE TO BE WON: 5,000 AIR MILES® REWARD MILES*. THE PRIZE IS NON-TRANSFERABLE AND MAY NOT BE REDEEMED FOR CASH OR OTHER PRIZES.

CONTEST IS OPEN TO 2021 MOTIONBALL IN-HOME GALA TICKET BUYERS ONLY. Contest is open to legal residents of CANADA who are 18 years or older at the time of entry. Employees or Board Members of motionball for Special Olympics and LoyaltyOne, Co., immediate family members of, and any persons domiciled with any such employees or contractors, are not eligible to enter. The contest is subject to all applicable Federal, Provincial and Municipal laws and regulations and is void where prohibited by law.

Contest is open to legal residents of CANADA who are 18 years or older at the time of entry who purchase an In-Home Gala ticket (VIP & General Admission) by Feb 5, 2021.

Limit of one (1) entry per person during the contest period.

No Purchase Necessary. To enter without any purchase entrants may hand print their name, address, e-
mail address, postal code, and phone number on a plain 3” x 5” piece of paper and sign it. Place the
entry form in an envelope and mail it with sufficient postage to: 23 Lesmill Road, Suite 408, Toronto, ON, M5R 2L9. Entries must be postmarked no later than Feb 5, 2021. Limit of one (1) entry per envelope with sufficient postage. All
mail-in entries will have the same odds of winning as those received on-line. Faxed or e-mailed entries
will be disqualified. LoyaltyOne, Co. and motionball for Special Olympics are not be responsible for
incorrect or inaccurate transcription or registration of Contest entry information, technical malfunctions,
lost/delayed data transmission, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, faulty, incomplete,
incomprehensible, or erased computer or network transmissions, failure of computer equipment,
software, inability to access any online service or website, inability to submit the online entry, or any other error or malfunction, or any injury or damage to entrant’s or any other person’s computer related to or resulting from participation or downloading any materials in this Contest, or for late, lost, stolen,
postage due, illegible or misdirected entries.

Prize will be provided via electronic transfer to winner’s AIR MILES Collector
Account. To ensure that the winner receives the Prize in their Collector Account, winner should ensure
their balance preference (AIR MILES Cash or AIR MILES Dream balance) are set as desired prior to the
Prize being posted in their Collector Account. Reward Miles will be posted by April 1, 2021.

The approximate retail value of AIR MILES Reward Miles prize depends on the available Reward options at the time of redemption and the chosen reward item. If redeemed for flights (1200 Reward Mile minimum required for flight redemption), value depends on destination chosen, date of travel and use of multiple carriers or suppliers.  For example, one return economy flight in low season departure from Toronto, Ontario to Winnipeg, Manitoba is 2,000 AIR MILES Reward Miles and has an approximate value of $525.00 (Canadian) excluding taxes.  Winner must pay applicable taxes, related transportation fees, governmental levies, excess baggage and other non-ticket costs.  The value of AIR MILES Reward Miles used for non-flight Reward options depends on Reward options in effect at the time of redemption.  AIR MILES Reward Miles prize is subject to the terms and conditions of the AIR MILES Reward Program as amended from time to time.  AIR MILES Reward Miles prize is not transferable or convertible to cash and must be accepted as awarded. 

One (1) winner will be chosen at random using the online generator. The odds of winning will depend on the number of entries received. The winner will be contacted by MOTIONBALL representatives. If no response is received within forty-eight (48) hours, another winner will be chosen. Residents of Canada will be required to enter a skill-testing question to claim their prize. The winner’s AIR MILES Collector Number will be shared with the AIR MILES Reward Program in order to issue the prize. Administrators are not responsible for issuing the AIR MILES Reward Miles prize to the confirmed winner nor for any technical failures, damage to persons (including the Winner) or property arising from the Contest or Prize.

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Submission of an entry constitutes acceptance of these contest rules by entrant. LoyaltyOne, Co. and
motionball for Special Olympics do not accept responsibility for any loss, damage or claims caused by or
resulting from this contest or the prizes. The prize winner(s) agrees by accepting the prize to release
LoyaltyOne, Co. and motionball for Special Olympics from any and all liability arising out of, pursuant to,
or as a result of the carrying out of the contest, including liability arising from the acceptance of the
prize(s) as awarded and confirming compliance with contest rules. By entering the contest, entrants
consent to the use of their names, city of residence, photograph, voice and/or image for publicity
purposes and in all mediums utilized by LoyaltyOne, Co. and motionball for Special Olympics without
payment or compensation.

Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter and/or Google+ are in no way associated with this giveaway. If applicable, social media posts (such as but not limited to tweets and Instagram posts) must be PUBLIC to be eligible. A reply to the winning email is required within 48 hours before a new winner is chosen. The winner’s entries will be verified.

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Please contact julie@motionball.com for any questions.

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2021 motionball In-Home Gala


2021 MOTIONBALL IN-HOME GALA


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With your support, we are proud to announce that we raised $125,000 net, all in support of the Special Olympics Canada Foundation!

On February 5th, motionball supporters joined us for the first-ever motionball In-Home Gala presented by the AIR MILES Reward Program!

Hosted by City TV’s Devo Brown, this night of philanthropy and fun featured 90 minutes of entertainment including live musical performances by: MOON Vs. SUN, Karl Wolf, Skratch Bastid, Paul Lamb & Cory Tetford, Cary Shields, Owen Barney, DJ Clymaxxx, Amaal, Dr. Draw, DJ DxB, a performance by Special Olympics athlete Ari Reinoso, and stand-up comedy by Gerry Dee!

DJ DxB kicked-off the evening with a pre-show at 7:45pm EST and kept the party going with an official After-Party!

Comedian Gerry Dee
Comedian Gerry Dee
Amaal
Amaal
Skratch Bastid
Skratch Bastid
Karl Wolf
Karl Wolf
MOON Vs. SUN
MOON Vs. SUN
DJ Clymaxxx
DJ Clymaxxx
Cary Shields
Cary Shields
Special Olympics athlete Ari Reinoso
Special Olympics athlete Ari Reinoso
Paul Lamb
Paul Lamb
Cory Tetford
Cory Tetford
Owen Barney
Owen Barney
Dr. Draw
Dr. Draw
DJ DXB
DJ DXB

DOOR PRIZE FOR 5,000 AIR MILES® REWARD MILES

Congratulations to Ren O. for winning our Door Prize of 5,000 AIR MILES Reward Miles!

See what 5,000 AIR MILES® Reward Miles can get you and view our terms and conditions, here.

WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS

Although 2021 will continue to be a difficult year for many, including our friends at Special Olympics, motionball is committed to doing everything we can to host safe, at-home events until we are able to gather in person. These events will ensure that our friends at Special Olympics continue to have the resources they need to stay active at home and that they will be able to safely return to sport, when the time comes.
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motionball is proud to donate 70% of the funds raised from motionball Toronto events to Special Olympics Ontario. This funding is directed to support programs for local athletes in the community. 25% is directed to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation, whose mission is to ensure the long-term financial integrity of the Special Olympics movement in Canada and to fund long term athlete and volunteer growth. The remaining 5% will help grow the #NoGoodWay Campaign aiming to end the use of the R-word (retard) in everyday conversation. We’re encouraging Canadians to make the choice to eliminate the R-word from their vocabulary and empower them to take #NoGoodWay to their circles of influence.

motionball’s mandate is to introduce the next generation of volunteers and donors to the Special Olympics movement through integrated social and sporting events. motionball now hosts 50+ annual events in 27 cities across Canada. motionball is proud to have donated $14M to the Special Olympics Canada Foundation since our inception in 2002. 

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