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PRESENTED BY

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WELCOME TO BRANTFORD!

JULY 10 - 13, 2025

From July 10–13, 2025, Brantford, Brant County, and Six Nations of the Grand River proudly hosted the Special Olympics Ontario Provincial Summer Games.

Over four inspiring days, more than 1,000 athletes competed in athletics, bocce, golf, soccer, and softball — supported by volunteers, law enforcement, partners, and a community that embraced inclusion at every venue.
The Games were more than a competition. They were a celebration of ability, belonging, and community pride.

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SOFTBALL
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BOCCE

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ATHLETICS

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GOLF

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SOCCER

Proud hosts of the 2025 Provincial Summer Games

Host Partners

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Host Police Service

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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

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What the Games Brought to Brantford

The 2025 Provincial Summer Games activated venues, hotels, restaurants, and businesses across the region, creating both social and economic impact.

1,000+ athletes

3,000+
out-of-town visitors

5 sports across multiple venues

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Economic Impact

The 2025 Provincial Summer Games generated measurable economic impact for Brantford and across Ontario.

$3.0 million in provincial economic activity

$2.48 million in Brantford alone

$1.57 million contribution to Ontario GDP

$781,000 in local wages supported

$650,000 in taxes generated

Delivered Through Strong Partnerships

The success of the 2025 Provincial Summer Games was made possible through the leadership and collaboration of our host partners, police services, sponsors, volunteers, and community supporters.

PRESENTING

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PLATINUM

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PARTNERS
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GOLD

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Donald Wilkin and
Jo-Anne Wilkin

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SILVER

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BRONZE

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MEDIA PARTNERS

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GAMES SUPPORTERS
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Michael
Southam