Sharon Fraiman Awarded King Charles III Coronation Medal For Lifesaving Efforts With Canadian Magen David Adom

In a ceremony reflecting profound appreciation, Sharon Fraiman, Western Region Director & Director of Major Gifts for Canadian Magen David Adom (CMDA), was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal. This prestigious honor acknowledges her over 25 years of humanitarian efforts including her unwavering dedication to supporting Israel’s emergency medical services.

CMDA, established in 1976, is Canada’s sole authorized fundraising organization for Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel’s national emergency medical, ambulance, and blood services society. Under Fraiman’s leadership, CMDA has significantly contributed to MDA’s mission, ensuring Israeli soldiers and first responders receive essential medical equipment and supplies vital in their courageous fight against terror.

“Your work as an educator, Rotarian, and community leader exemplifies your mission to service and compassion. Your leadership in securing critical resources for those in need and your advocacy for the Jewish community reflect the high standards of public service and generosity.”

Member of Parliament Shuvaloy Majumdar presented the medal, highlighting Fraiman’s exceptional humanitarian efforts and her pivotal role in securing critical resources for those in need. He emphasized that her leadership exemplifies the highest standards of public service and generosity.

Fraiman expressed her gratitude, acknowledging the support of colleagues and the enduring legacy of Fanny Wedro, whose memory continues to inspire her work. She also recognized CMDA and Rotary as humanitarian organizations creating global impact.