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Showing posts with label medals4mettle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medals4mettle. Show all posts
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Friday, August 26, 2011
Dan Snow Receives First Medal from Japan

Dan Snow wants what any young man in his twenties wants: independence. Habitat for Humanity helped him with that wish and M4M recognized the race he's been running with Muscular Dystrophy and his road to home ownership. The medal presented to Dan was from the Tango 100k - one of over 150 + medals received from Japan's running community & Yoshiko Jo.
The 8,958 miles the Tango 100k medal traveled to Dan's new home truly symbolizes his 4-year race to home ownership and living with MD.
Thanks again to our running friends in Japan!
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Japan Runners Gift 150+ medals
Some of the 150 + medals Yoshiko Jo collected from Japan's running community during her summer visit. More details to follow including the first medal from this donation presented yesterday to a young man with MD living his life to the fullest! A big Thanks to our Japanese running friends!!
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Japanese marathoners to gift medals to M4M Illinois

Medals4Mettle Illinois (Central & Chicago) will receive approximately 100 medals from Japan later this year. Many of the medals will be gifted by finishers of the Osaka Ultra 100k/70k event on May 23, 2011. Yoshiko Jo, M4M Shonan Yuru Yuru Liason, will be collecting the medals and bringing them back to the States upon her return in August. "Donating medals to Illinois will be a token for international exchange" writes Yoshiko, a University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign graduate.
Although written in Japanese, pictures say a thousand words so take a moment to check-out this Japanese running blog which will encourage marathon finishers to gift their medals to M4M:
http://blog.livedoor.jp/dorara0822/archives/51867628.html
"M4M Illinois is honored to receive these international gifts, especially in the wake of the devastating tsunami and everything our Japanese friends have endured this year" said Scott Dahl, M4M Central Illinois.
Watch for a M4M Illinois/Japan Chapter Day later this year to commemorate the presentation of the Osaka Ultra/Japanese medals.
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Illinois Guard Running Team Partnership!
Exciting news at M4M Central IL! First, members of the IL Guard Running Team
will help present M4M medals at our hospital networks every month. The Guard Team is comprised of IL Army/Air National guardsman who also run road races! M4M is very proud and honored to have the IL Guard Team on board - our guardsmen nationwide certainly represent the Mettle in M4M!!!
Second announcement coming tomorrow so stayed tuned!!
Second announcement coming tomorrow so stayed tuned!!
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
M4M Central IL - SJR Article - Red Cross 2011 Heroes

Thanks to Dean Olsen & Jason Johnson, Springfield Journal Register, for the article/photo on Medals4Mettle Central Illinois.
http://www.behealthyspringfield.com/sections/local-news/runner-coordinates-medal-program-for-the-seriously-ill
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
M4M Illinois Coordinating LPHM Pace Teams

Medals4Mettle Illinois is coordinating pace teams for the 47th Lincoln Presidential Half Marathon on April 2, 2011 in Springfield, IL. For the first time in the race's forty-seven year history, pace leaders from 1:30:00 - 2:45:00 will help runners achieve their goals. "Medals4Mettle is very excited to play an active role in this historic race around Springfield & the Lincoln sites" said Scott Dahl, M4M Central IL coordinator. Nicole Kesten, M4M Chicago, will make the trip to run LPHM as well. More race information at www.srrc.net.
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