173 Days
Left until event day October 31st
Mission Focus
Are you running the MCM as a tribute to a loved one serving this country or in memory of their sacrifice? Are you participating to stare down a change in health condition, whether yours or a loved ones? Are you inspired to show pride in country? Is your motivation to conquer a distance that once seemed unconquerable? What drives you to participate in the MCM? Organized by the men and women of the United States Marine Corps, the MCM celebrates the honor, courage and commitment of all finishers. Annually, the MCM hosts runners from all 50 states and more than 60 countries. When confronted by a global pandemic, MCM participants proved to be #VirtuallyUnstoppable. In 2021, the MCM will begin as a virtual-only event yet the values and esprit de corps that drive the event remain powerful enough to propel runners to the finish on courses of their own making in locations across the globe.
MCM Photos
Post 04.16.2021
MCMO Volunteer Spotlight – Scott Larimer
Scott Larimer joined the Marine Corps Marathon Organization’s (MCMO) volunteer group. It’s his way of not only giving back to the community that has been a part of his family for generations but also an opportunity to practice his skills as a HAM operator. A talented videographer, Larimer also supported the 2019 Marine Corps Marathon (MCM) by filming the HAM training for all the HAM operators who were unable to attend the meeting.
Post 04.16.2021
MCMO Volunteer Spotlight: David Lane
David Lane has been volunteering with the Marine Corps Marathon Organization (MCMO) for the last 20 years. As the Emergency Coordinator of the Prince William County Amateur Radio Emergency Service, Lane has been a key part of organizing the local amateur radio or HAM support for MCMO events.
Post 04.06.2021
National Pet Day Profile of Teleri and Manda Lorian
This purebred Australian Shepherd rescue dog name Manda Lorian (cool name, right?) ran the MCM Trifecta in 2020.
