Finisher's Medal Day
March 2, Sunday
History of the Origin
The holiday was established in 2018 by the directors of the Little Rock Marathon, Geneva Lamm and Gina Pharis, with the goal of celebrating the spirit of competition and the endurance of athletes. The idea was to highlight the importance of the finisher's medal as a symbol of achievement and a reminder of each participant's personal goals and dreams.
Date of Celebration
Finisher's Medal Day is celebrated annually on the first Sunday of March.
How to Celebrate Finisher's Medal Day
- Support the participants: Recognize and congratulate those who have completed the race or achieved a personal goal, showing your support and admiration for their efforts.
- Set a goal for yourself: Use this day as motivation to set and achieve your own goals, whether it’s participating in a race or accomplishing another personal achievement.
- Share your story: Share your successes and experiences on social media using the hashtag #FinishersMedalDay to inspire others to reach their goals.
Finisher's Medal Day is a holiday that reminds us of the importance of perseverance, determination, and recognizing the achievements of everyone who strives to reach their dreams.