Winter Games
Adopt An Athlete Program
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“By supporting the Meijer State Games of Michigan Adopt An Athlete program, we can continue to support the residents of the Upper Peninsula by creating access opportunities to healthy lifestyles through sport.”
Eagle Mine is the proud sponsor of the Meijer State Games of Michigan Adopt an Athlete program for the second year in a row. The 2024 Winter Games in Marquette will take place on February 9-11.
The Meijer State Games of Michigan Adopt an Athlete program, established in 2015, invites anyone to complete an application to have all or part of their registration covered. If you, or someone you know will benefit from this program, please visit and fill out the nomination form below.
The Meijer State Games of Michigan (MSGOM) came to Marquette in 2022. Athletes of all ages and skill levels are encouraged to compete in this Olympic-style program. Events like bowling, cross country skiing, curling, figure skating, luge, ski and snowboarding, snowshoe, and wrestling give athletes from Michigan and the surrounding states a chance to show off their skills on a grand stage.
“Eagle Mine’s core values include safety, respect, integrity, and excellence, and we embrace diversity, inclusion, open dialogue, and collaboration,” said Matt Johnson, Eagle Mine External Affairs Manager. “By supporting the Meijer Sate Games of Michigan Adopt an Athlete program, we can continue to support residents of the Upper Peninsula by creating access to opportunities to healthy lifestyles through sport.”
Adopt An Athlete Program
Corporate Benefactors
Are you or someone you know in need of registration assistance?
Please fill out the following application and we will be in touch with how we can help.
Please note: Submission of an application does not guarantee the athlete qualifies for financial assistance. Athlete may receive all, none, or a portion of their registration fee waived. Funds will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis.
*The Meijer State Games of Michigan reserves the right to restrict individuals and/or teams from competing in the Games for the best interest of the event.