Special Olympics Tennessee is a dedicated nonprofit organization providing year-round sports training, competition, and health education for individuals aged 2 and above with intellectual disabilities. As part of a global movement committed to inclusion and community, Special Olympics Tennessee welcomes participants regardless of their ability. The organization strives to foster a world that is healthier, more joyful, and supportive for everyone, one athlete, volunteer, and family member at a time.

Among the range of services offered, their annual Summer Games stand out as the premier event, showcasing over 1,200 athletes competing in various sports, including athletics, bocce, powerlifting, swimming, pickleball, and volleyball. Beyond sports, the organization promotes unified champion schools, inclusive health initiatives, and opportunities for athlete leadership, encouraging active participation from the community. Special Olympics Tennessee also utilizes fundraising events like the Music City Corporate Challenge and local sponsorships to expand its reach and impact, currently serving more than 18,000 athletes across the state.