Volunteers keep our organization up and running.

What can you do?

Medals4Mettle is always looking for those who can help keep our organization moving forward. Whether it is donating a medal, nominating deserving recipients, or simply giving a few hours of your time at an event collecting medals or helping distribute them, we welcome your help in supporting this worthwhile cause.

If interested in learning more, please read the information below, consider being a chapter coordinator if there is not one in your area, or send us an e-mail to learn more. Please include your your name, address, and phone number and the manner in which you would like to help. Thank you.

Current Areas Where Volunteers Are Needed.

National Opportunities

Executive Director

This is a full-time volunteer position that will require skill and experience in all aspects of running a 501c3 non-profit organization. This position is ideally suited for a retired executive with leadership, communication, management, fund-raising and human resource skills. The applicant would be Medals4Mettle's first Executive Director and assume many of the tasks currently managed by the Founder.

Indianapolis 500 Festival and Mini Marathon Coordinator

A volunteer is needed who will help coordinate Medals4Mettle's relationship with the 500 Festival Committee, organize volunteers for the Expo and the Rest and Recovery area, and coordinate medals awards to children at Riley Hospital.

Send us an email to learn more about any of these opportunites.

Local Opportunities

Donate a Medal:

Send your medal to the chapter closest to your location.

Become a Chapter Coordinator:

First determine if there is already a Chapter Coordinator in your area by clicking here. If there is already one, then contact the Chapter Coordinator to learn how you can help. But, if there is not a chapter in your area, then learn more about the activities of a chapter coordinator and how to start one in your area.

Be a Chapter Volunteer:

Interested in supporting your local M4M chapter’s efforts but don't want the full responsibilities of a Chapter Coordinator, then contact you local chapter to learn how you can help.