Kevin Ollie needs your vote.

Ollie is participating, as Jim Calhoun did last year, in the Infiniti Coaches Charity Challenge, looking to raise money for The Tolland Fund, which supports the rights of persons with disabilities to participate in sports and recreation to the best of their abilities.

Ollie is one of 48 coaches from around the country, 12 from each region, who are participating, and the coach and charity that receives the most votes in each region earns $100,000 for his cause.

 The winners will be announced on March 11. You can  get more information and vote online, no charge, by clicking here. (It’s an ESPN site.)

Each coach is guaranteed $5,000 for his cause. Last year, Ohio State’s Thad Motta won the $100,000 for his charity, the Ronald McDonald House of Central Ohio.

 

3 Responses to For The Tolland Fund, Kevin Ollie Needs Your Vote

  1. Martin Young says:

    you will need to sign up for an espn membership but it is free and easy. go Kevin!

  2. Julie Egan Briere's says:

    Good Luck!!!

  3. Hip Hop Hood says:

    I’d support KO on this the day he recruits a person with a disability for them UCONN team. Put your money where your mouth is KO, otherwise you are hypocrite!