Nike Is Donating 30,000 Specially Made Shoes To Healthcare Heroes
BEAVERTON, OR - MARCH 22: A giant sculpture reads "Do the right thing," at the Nike headquarters on March 22, 2018 in Beaverton, Oregon. Nike, the world's largest sports brand, reported better than anticipated earnings on Thursday, with revenues increasing to nearly $90 billion, up 7%. This follows a spate of senior executives stepping down amid reports of sexist behavior including the president on Nike Brand, Trevor Edwards. (Photo by Natalie Behring/Getty Images)
According to CNN, athletic apparel giant, Nike, will be donating 30,000 pairs of shoes to health care workers in cities all over the country. These shoes have been purposely and carefully designed for those working in hospitals and other health care facilities. Nike has named the shoes. The Air Zoom Pulse. Originally designed last year, the company says these are “the first shoe designed for the health care athlete, an everyday hero.”
Nike is donating 30,000 pairs of shoes — specifically designed for healthcare workers — to health systems and hospitals in cities across the US https://t.co/E6BaO1HMPh
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