The Volunteer Olympics are sports events held both nationally and internationally, with the purpose derived from the intrinsic value that the Games have in themselves. In other words, they aim to prepare the athlete, both individually and collectively, for competition and struggle. It is important to consider that etymologically, the word “athlete” means “the one who fights, who strives,” and the word “compete” comes from the Latin “Com petire,” which means “to go together towards something.”

The fundamental reason for their celebration is to rescue the Olympic Spirit from time and make it a reality in our daily lives. In this way, we achieve, among other things: