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Olympia Gymnastics Donates Proceeds in Support of Audiology Students

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The Special Education Foundation (SEF) received a generous donation of $9,565 from Olympia Gymnastics, supporting the audiology needs of students served by the Special School District of St. Louis County. This contribution was raised through Olympia’s popular “Kids Night Out” event, which offers an exciting evening of gymnastics, ninja-themed activities, games, crafts, and more for children in the community.

A check presentation ceremony was held on November 21, 2024, at the Special School District’s Audiology Center. Olympia Gymnastics CEO and Team Central

Executive Director Ray Overmann presented the donation to SSD Superintendent of Schools Dr. Michael Maclin and SEF Executive Director Tim Eby. The funds will enhance access to essential audiology resources for students with hearing challenges, empowering their academic and personal growth.

“Our Kids Night Out events offer children an evening of fun and connection while supporting meaningful causes,” said Ray Overmann, CEO of Olympia Gymnastics. “We’re honored to partner with SEF to make a positive impact on children’s lives and advance our mission of creating Happy, Healthy, Confident Kids.”

“We’re grateful for Olympia Gymnastics’ dedication to supporting children with disabilities,” said SEF Executive Director Tim Eby. “This donation will make a meaningful impact on the lives of many students by enhancing their access to vital audiology resources.”

Olympia Gymnastics and Team Central are committed to helping children develop lifelong skills through sport. Offering programs that build confidence and well-being, both companies are dedicated to creating positive experiences for youth across the St. Louis region. Through community-centered events, they actively support causes that benefit local families.

We are thankful for Olympia Gymnastics and Team Central‘s generosity and the opportunity they’ve provided for students with audiology needs to receive the giftt of sound.

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