ALLENTOWN, Pa., Nov. 3, 2026 — Monster Mini Golf is teaming up with Special Olympics this November for a nationwide fundraising campaign supporting Special Olympics athletes and programs at all 43 locations throughout North America.

From November 1 through November 30, guests visiting Monster Mini Golf locations will have the opportunity to add a $1, $3, or $5 donation to their purchase at check-in. The month-long effort makes giving back an easy addition to a visit while introducing more Monster Mini Golf guests to the work and mission of Special Olympics.

“The opportunity to work with Special Olympics feels personal to me,” said Chris King, CEO of Monster Entertainment. “I grew up seeing firsthand the impact Special Olympics can have on athletes and their families, and those experiences have stayed with me. At Monster Mini Golf, we’ve always strived to make fun accessible and welcoming to everyone who comes through our doors. This November, we have an opportunity to use what we do every day to give back to an organization that has meant so much to so many families, including my own.”

The effort will also take shape inside each Monster Mini Golf throughout the month. Guests who choose to donate can add their name to an in-store campaign display, allowing each location to watch its wall grow throughout November as more visitors participate. Together, those displays will offer a visual representation of the generosity shown by guests across the Monster Mini Golf network.

“We’re also encouraging our locations to connect with Special Olympics athletes and organizations in their own communities,” King added. “We want this partnership to be about more than what gets donated at the register. It’s a chance to build relationships, share the stories of Special Olympics athletes and shine a light on the role inclusive sports programs play in the lives of athletes and their families.”

The partnership reflects a value that has long been important to Monster Mini Golf: creating a place where people of different ages and abilities can have fun together. At the heart of every location is an immersive 18-hole, glow-in-the-dark miniature golf course filled with monster-themed environments, custom artwork, and interactive entertainment, with additional attractions varying by location.

“Golf has become one of our most popular sports at Special Olympics, and we’re so fortunate to work with organizations that are making the sport more accessible,” said Shira Mitchell, Senior Vice President of Development at Special Olympics. “We’re grateful to Monster Mini Golf for supporting us with a campaign this November and creating spaces where athletes of all abilities can experience what we love about our movement - competition, community, and joy.”

To find a Monster Mini Golf location near you, visit https://monsterminigolf.com/.

Photo credit: Monster Mini Golf

About Monster Mini Golf

Monster Mini Golf is a family entertainment franchise known for its glow-in-the-dark mini golf courses and immersive monster-themed environments. Locations offer a mix of attractions, including mini golf, arcades, bowling, laser tag, and private event spaces designed for birthdays, group outings, and community events. With a focus on affordability, creativity, and local ownership, Monster Mini Golf continues to deliver memorable experiences for guests of all ages.

About Monster Entertainment

Monster Entertainment, the exclusive franchisor of the Monster Mini Golf franchise system, supports franchise development, operations, technology, and marketing while preserving the culture and values that have defined Monster Mini Golf for more than two decades.

About Special Olympics

Founded in 1968, Special Olympics is a global sports movement to end discrimination against people with intellectual disabilities. We foster acceptance of all people through the power of sport and programming in education, health, and leadership. With more than 5.1 million athletes and Unified Sports® partners and over one million coaches and volunteers in more than 200 countries and jurisdictions, Special Olympics offers over 30 Olympic-type sports and nearly 60,000 games and competitions every year.