Bay College/LSSU Regional Center BPA Raises $500 for Special Olympics

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Tregan Lippens, BPA Vice President, and Griffin Johnson, BPA President, present Becky Carey, Special Olympic Director, the $500 donation to the Local Area 1 Special Olympics program. The Special Olympians hold all 500 links made from the “Chain of Love” fundraiser.

Tregan Lippens, BPA Vice President, and Griffin Johnson, BPA President, present Becky Carey, Special Olympic Director, the $500 donation to the Local Area 1 Special Olympics program. The Special Olympians hold all 500 links made from the “Chain of Love” fundraiser.

By Brent Madalinski
Published March 26, 2024

The Bay College/LSSU Regional Center chapter of Business Professionals of America (BPA) student club raised $500 in donations for the Local Area 1 Special Olympics program of Delta, Schoolcraft, and Menominee counties through the “Chain of Love” fundraiser.

To participate in the “Chain of Love” fundraiser, the donator would write the name of a loved one on a link and add it to the chain. As a result, a long chain of love is created. The proceeds from this fundraiser helps to cover the costs associated with the Local Area 1 Special Olympics program, such as purchasing uniforms, equipment, and travel for all athletes.

Griffin Johnson, BPA President, states: “We want to thank the community for supporting our local Special Olympics program, and for sharing your generous chain of love!”

 


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