Nike Donates $5 Million in<br />Products to Frontline Workers As part of their ongoing response to the<br />COVID-19 pandemic, Nike has announced<br />another significant donation, $5 million. The donation will be made in the<br />form of more than 140,000 pieces of<br />footwear, apparel and equipment. The products will be distributed<br />to frontline healthcare workers in<br />the United States and Europe. According to Nike, 32,500 pairs<br />of their Air Zoom Pulse shoes will<br />be included in the donated items. These slip-on, easily cleanable shoes were specifically<br />designed with “healthcare athletes” in mind. 30,000 pairs will be distributed in partnership<br />with Good360 to U.S. hospitals in cities such as Chicago,<br />Los Angeles, Memphis and New York City. The other 2,500 pairs will be donated through local<br />organizations to hospitals in European cities such<br />as Barcelona, Milan, Berlin and Paris. In addition, 95,000 pairs of mild compression<br />soccer socks will be given to healthcare workers<br />in Los Angeles and New York City. So far, Nike has committed a total of more<br />than $25 million to COVID-19 efforts. Nike, via statement
