Voice 1: Joey could have kept that money for himself. He could have used it to buy more equipment for his sport. He could have spent it on cars or houses or anything! But he decided to do something different. He decided to use his Olympic medals to make a difference in the world. He gave that money to a group called Right to Play. Today's Spotlight is on Joey and the group he works with, Right to Play.
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Voice 2: We will talk more about what the group Right to Play is doing with Joey's money later in the program. But first, let's learn a little bit more about Olympic speed skater, Joey Cheek.
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Voice 1: Joey began speed skating in 1995. He won a bronze medal at the Olympics in 2002. He was twenty-six years old at the 2006 Olympics when he won the gold and silver medals.
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