Ryan Switzer's camp levels the playing field for special-needs kids

Posted Jul 16, 2018
Former North Carolina and current Oakland Raiders wide receiver Ryan Switzer's one-day event, the Switz Skills Challenge, raised more than $30,000 in sponsorships alone for Special Olympics of West Virginia, but it also offered something more immediately tangible to participants than a grip-and-grin photo opportunity with a sports celebrity could hope to do. (Charleston Gazette-Mail)

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