Huge Paper Continues Sponsorship of Special Olympics Athlete Allie Price

Championing inclusion, excellence, and community through Canadian sport

Huge Paper is proud to continue its sponsorship of Allie Price, a Calgary-based Special Olympics athlete whose dedication, sportsmanship, and achievements continue to inspire communities across Canada.

Allie first captured national attention after earning a Silver Medal in Golf at the 2023 Special Olympics World Games in Berlin, Germany, the world’s largest inclusive sporting event. The Games brought together more than 7,000 athletes from 170 countries, celebrating ability, determination, and inclusion on a global stage. Team Canada delivered an outstanding performance, earning a total of 96 medals across all sports.

Since the Berlin Games, Allie has continued to build on her success, representing Special Olympics Canada through ongoing training, competition, and community engagement. She is the Campaign Ambassador in the Prairies Region for Sobeys 2026 Special Olympics In-Store Fundraising Campaign, where Sobeys collect donations to support Special Olympics athletes like her and help them achieve their goals.

A shared commitment to inclusion

Huge Paper’s sponsorship of Allie reflects the company’s broader commitment to inclusion, accessibility, and giving back to Canadian communities.

“Allie represents everything we value: perseverance, positivity, and inclusion,” said Jeff Tapping, President of Huge Paper. “Her journey reminds us that success is measured not only in medals, but in the impact an athlete has on their community. We are honoured to continue supporting Allie as she pursues her goals and inspires others along the way.”

As a Canadian-owned company, Huge Paper actively supports initiatives that celebrate diversity and empower individuals to reach their full potential, both on and off the field.

More about Allie Price

Known affectionately to friends and family as “Little Brooke,” Allie draws inspiration from her idol, Canadian LPGA star Brooke Henderson. A lifelong Calgarian, she is an avid fan of the Flames and the Stampeders and has been involved with Special Olympics for more than a decade.

In addition to golf, Allie has competed in basketball, curling, and soccer, excels at CrossFit training, and is a talented artist who operates a watercolour art card business in Calgary. Her creativity, athleticism, and entrepreneurial spirit reflect the multifaceted talents of Special Olympics athletes across Canada.