March 28, 2024
Annapolis, US 47 F

Medals4Mettle donated more than 1000 medals to AAMC

Cape St. Claire Elementary fifth grader Makenzie Barrett selects her medal as little sister and Meghan Siegel, AAMC child life specialist, watch. Makenzie selected a medal featuring a guitar because she said, “I love music. I love to sing. This makes me feel so special.”
Cape St. Claire Elementary fifth grader Makenzie Barrett selects her medal as little sister and Meghan Siegel, AAMC child life specialist, watch. Makenzie selected a medal featuring a guitar because she said, “I love music. I love to sing. This makes me feel so special.”

Children from the pediatric unit at Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC) were the inaugural Maryland recipients of running medals from Medals4Mettle (M4M), a national non-profit organization that collects earned finishers’ medals from half marathoners, marathoners and triathletes, and presents these medals to patients fighting chronic or life-threatening illnesses.

Knowing there are many in a tougher race than them, runners throughout the area donated more than 1,000 medals to the Annapolis Chapter of M4M through Charm City Run stores. If you have a medal you’d like to donate, please visit any area Charm City Run store.

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