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Logotags, America's Leading Custom Challenge Coin Company Provides Support for UN Day Race NYC
Fifth-Generation, Family-Owned Company Supports United Nations Association of New York While Showcasing Its Expertise in Race Medals and Custom Apparel
MOUNT VERNON, NY / ACCESS Newswire / October 21, 2026 / LogoTags company, the leader in custom challenge coins, Custom EXPRESS Challenge Coins™ and race medals, and the promotional products division of fifth-generation, family-owned Ball Chain Manufacturing Co., Inc., is proud to support the UN Day Race with custom race medals and t-shirts. The race will take place at 11am on Saturday, October 24,2026, in New York City's Central Park. Participants can choose to run, walk or bike either a 5K or 10K distance.
As part of its support for this important event, LogoTags produces discounted custom race medals for race participants, combining the company's expertise in custom metal products with its commitment to supporting worthwhile organizations and causes.
The United Nations Association of New York (UNA_NYC) marks United Nations Day by hosting this signature event. The UN Day Race invites runners, families and community members to take part in a public, citywide celebration of global unity, health, and peace. Proceeds from the race will support the work and mission of the UNA-NYC to educate, inspire, and mobilize the New York City community to support the principles and vital work of the United Nations.
A Leader in Custom Challenge Coins and Custom Race Medals
LogoTags specializes in creating the highest quality custom challenge coins and custom race medals for military units, law enforcement agencies, government organizations, corporations, nonprofits, schools, athletic events and community organizations throughout the United States and the world.
Backed by the amazing manufacturing heritage of Ball Chain Manufacturing, a family-owned American company founded in 1938, LogoTags combines decades of metalworking experience with modern design capabilities, outstanding customer service and the highest quality products in the industry.
The company designs and produces a wide range of custom challenge coins, including military challenge coins, police challenge coins, fire department coins, commemorative coins, corporate coins, recognition coins and specialty custom designs.
Logotags' custom challenge coins can be produced in virtually any shape, size, finish or design, with options including and certainly not limited to antique gold, antique silver, polished finishes, custom shapes, dimensional 2D and 3D artwork, color fills, detailed edge treatments and high-resolution UV color printed enhancements.
LogoTags also produces custom race medals and event medals for 5Ks, marathons, charitable walks, sporting events, competitions and special occasions. From traditional round medals to completely custom shapes and dimensional designs, LogoTags works closely with customers to create medals that participants will be proud to receive and keep.
"We are extremely proud to provide support to UN Day Race," said Dawn Milanese, LogoTags Division Manager. "The custom race medals and t-shirts recognize race participants while also helping support UNA-NYC doing important work which celebrates the United Nations global outreach." Milanese added, "One of the things that makes LogoTags different is our artwork and customer service. Customers do not need to come to us with finished artwork. They can send us a logo, photograph, sketch, drawing, wording or simply describe what they are looking for, and our experienced art teams can turn that idea into a professional custom design. We like to say: No art? No problem."
Making Custom Challenge Coins and Medals Easy
LogoTags has built its business around making the custom-product process simple and customer-friendly. Customers receive free artwork, free digital proofs and unlimited artwork revisions, allowing them to refine their design until it is exactly what they want. Logotags' custom challenge coins are the best quality custom challenge coins that you will ever find.
For customers requiring fast turnaround of 24 hours, or less, LogoTags offers Custom EXPRESS Challenge Coins™, which combine real metal coins with advanced high-resolution dimensional 3D UV printing. The EXPRESS program allows customers to create detailed, full-color challenge coins with extremely fast production and without traditional mold or setup charges.
Whether producing custom military challenge coins, police coins, corporate recognition coins or race medals for major events, LogoTags approaches every project with the same focus on quality, creativity, service, value and fast turnaround.
"Every challenge coin and race medal tells a story," Milanese said. "Our job is to take the customer's idea and turn it into something tangible that people will be proud to receive, display and keep. That is what our team does every day."

Fifth-Generation Family-Owned Company
LogoTags is part of Ball Chain Manufacturing Co., Inc., a fifth-generation, family-owned and operated company that is headquartered in Mount Vernon, New York.
Founded in 1938, Ball Chain Manufacturing has built its reputation on manufacturing expertise, innovation, quality and long-term customer relationships.
That manufacturing heritage helps distinguish LogoTags from many traditional promotional-product companies. LogoTags combines the personal attention and responsiveness of a family-owned business with the manufacturing knowledge and experience of a company that has been producing metal products for generations.
Today, LogoTags supplies custom challenge coins, custom race medals, military dog tags, lapel pins, metal tags, key chains, bottle openers, custom apparel, and other custom metal products to customers throughout the United States and around the world.
Through partnerships such as Run for the Stripes, LogoTags continues to demonstrate how custom medals and challenge coins can do more than recognize achievement - they can commemorate important moments, honor service, strengthen organizations and help support meaningful causes.
For more information about custom challenge coins, visit LogoTags.com/challenge-coins/.
For more information about custom race medals, visit LogoTags.com/medals/.
About Ball Chain Manufacturing Co., Inc. and LogoTags, a 5th Generation U.S. Company Leading in Custom Challenge Coins
LogoTags is a division of Ball Chain Manufacturing Co., Inc., a fifth-generation, family-owned U.S. company founded in 1938. The company is the exclusive supplier of ball chains used on U.S. military dog tags. With decades of manufacturing experience and a commitment to quality, LogoTags has become a trusted source for custom challenge coins, custom race medals, lapel pins and a wide array of other promotional products. Companies and organizations looking for high-quality custom challenge coins can work directly with LogoTags for free design services, no setup fees, and fast turnaround. Visit www.logotags.com to request a quote or free custom coin design today.
Contact:
Bill Taubner, President
Work: 212-664-7500 ext 120
Cell: 914-720-3164
[email protected]
SOURCE: LogoTags
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