One of the great philanthropic undertakings in corporate America, the latest edition of the annual Nike Doernbecher Freestyle collection launches tomorrow, November 23.
For the eleventh time, Nike has enlisted a handful of patients from OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in Portland, buy cheap nike shoes online Oregon to each put their own spin on a colorway of an existing Nike silhouette. Each shoe is informed by the young patient’s personality and, usually, their time at Doernbecher, from motivational slogans they’ve adopted to the actual ailment that began the medical journey. And each shoe will launch publicly, with sales benefiting Doernbecher. In fact, to date the collaborative program has raised nearly $8 million for the children’s hopsital, money that’s funded brand new equipment, recruited new staff, and covered the cost of care for some families.
With the Nike Doernbecher Freestyle 2014 collection, the shoes are as impressive as any we’ve seen recently. They’ll include (click each link for the story on the shoe and its designer): Caden’s Air Jordan 8; Addie’s Air Max Thea; cheap nike online Alejandro’s Air Max Penny 1; Tim’s Free 5.0; Chase’s Stefan Janoski Max; Missy’s Women’s Free 5.0.
All six shoes, and their associated apparel collections, will launch on Nike.com at 10am EST on Nike.com. They’ll also be available at the following Nike locations:
[Update: Due to shipping delays, Alejandro’s Air Max Penny 1 and women’s and GS sizes of Missy’s Free 5.0 will now launch December 6, as will some individual apparel pieces.]
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