Special Olympics BC Classic | Special Olympics British Columbia

Changing lives through the power of sport

About the SOBC Classic

The Special Olympics BC Classic is a top-quality annual fundraising golf tournament that offers B.C. business leaders the finest on-course experiences and the opportunity to team up with Special Olympics BC to change lives through the power and joy of sport.

Golfers will be treated to a top-quality experience, with the finest in food, tee gifts, and unforgettable experiences with Special Olympics athletes. After a day of play and on-course activities, the evening wrap party will bring together the teams to enjoy prizing, auctions, and stories of how their support changes lives with Special Olympics BC’s year-round sport, youth, and health programs.

For too many athletes, Special Olympics BC programs are the only place where they feel included and seen for their abilities. The SOBC Classic is your opportunity to help create empowering connections, open hearts and minds to inclusion, and break down barriers in 55 communities throughout the province.

Michael Campbell and SOBC athlete standing on either side of a board with sponsor logos at SOBC Classic event

Funds raised at the SOBC Classic empower athletes with intellectual disabilities to gain confidence, acceptance, and pride through sport.

We are extremely grateful to the organizing committee, incredible supporters, generous donors, and esteemed guests who make a difference through the SOBC Classic.

"We have individuals, we have businesses, we have our athletes out there – and it is absolutely wonderful. And you can't say more, what brings people together more than caring about people in the community?"
-Michael Campbell, SOBC Director & SOBC Classic Chairman

Look back at the 2024 SOBC Classic

Your Impact

As the mother of two successful Special Olympics BC – Vancouver athletes, Coralyn Siytangco knows the power of SOBC programs and the enduring impact of your support. “Special Olympics is a safe environment where our children are included and feel valued. It’s a place where they can be themselves, where the focus is their ability – not their disability. Not only did we find sports programs in Special Olympics, we found a community."