Special Olympics Wyoming

It was a sight to behold at the Casper Family Aquatic Center on Friday night, as hundreds of people gathered to support Special Olympics Wyoming at the 2023 Jackalope Jump event.

The Jackalope Jump challenges Wyomingites at numerous locations around the state to "Be Bold, Go for the Cold!".

'Twas a lovely evening: Casperites dressed to the nines, delicious hors d'oeuvres, and dazzling Christmas donations.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and, with that, comes the annual Festival of Trees, benefitting Special Olympics Wyoming.

Casper will have the chance to see Special Olympics Wyoming athletes up close, as its annual Fall Tournament Competition begins next week.

The Tip-A-Cop fundraiser raised $5,847 over the course of two nights of serving at Casper's Texas Roadhouse.

According to a press release from Special Olympics Wyoming, this year’s Jackalope Jump is happening on February 12 at Edness Kimball Wilkins Park. Registration begins at 10:00 A.M. and the jump happens at 11:00 A.M.

The YMCA of Natrona County and Special Olympics Wyoming are partnering up to offer children of Natrona County the opportunity to learn how to ride a bike.

It was a Winter Wonderland. On Saturday night, hundreds of people gathered at the Clarion Inn for the 33rd Annual Festival of Trees, benefitting Special Olympics Wyoming.

Special Olympics Wyoming's annual Festival of Trees is happening Saturday, December 4. The event is celebrating its 33rd year and we want to give you the VIP treatment.

Casper’s version of the 2021 Jackalope Jump will take place this Saturday, March 20 at Restoration Church.

Casper’s version of the 2021 Jackalope Jump will take place on Saturday, March 13 at Restoration Church.