Nike is grateful for the work of hospitals by donating thousands of pairs of Air Zoom Pulse (a sport designed by and for health professionals)

The leading sports company in the market does not fall behind in any marathon. Not even in the fight against the pandemic, which it has joined in full force. Because Nike has announced a plan to donate 140,000 sportswear, clothing and equipment to all those health workers, doctors and nurses who are on the front line of the battle against the Coronavirus.

To do this, the athleisure work with solidarity organizations throughout Europe and the United States from the scope of Good360. An event that Nike wanted to shout out loud, taking advantage of its endless list of athletes to make it even more special.

Among all the brand’s sportswear, Nike has decided to donate its Air Zoom Pulse designed for toilets and launched last November. Because they are “the most comfortable design, with a cushioned sole, good fit and tractor system, ideal for ensure foot comfort in hospital conditions of health athletes, our daily heroes.”

To this gesture we add 1,000 kits Nike sports equipment, including backpacks, water bottles, hats, socks and headbands. In Europe, the brand has also supplied hospitals throughout the region with 3,5000 Dri-FIT anti-odour and sweatwear items. And, of course, the financial donation of $25 million (2 million employee donations). In this way, the brand joins the long list of companies that offer support and care to communities, cities and countries hit by Covid-19 disease.

Photos | Nike.

The leading sports company in the market does not fall behind in any marathon. Not even in the fight against the pandemic, which it has joined in full force. Because Nike has announced a plan to donate 140,000 sportswear, clothing and equipment to all those health workers, doctors and nurses who are on the front line of the battle against the Coronavirus.

To do this, the athleisure work with solidarity organizations throughout Europe and the United States from the scope of Good360. An event that Nike wanted to shout out loud, taking advantage of its endless list of athletes to make it even more special.

Among all the brand’s sportswear, Nike has decided to donate its Air Zoom Pulse designed for toilets and launched last November. Because they are “the most comfortable design, with a cushioned sole, good fit and tractor system, ideal for ensure foot comfort in hospital conditions of health athletes, our daily heroes.”

To this gesture we add 1,000 kits Nike sports equipment, including backpacks, water bottles, hats, socks and headbands. In Europe, the brand has also supplied hospitals throughout the region with 3,5000 Dri-FIT anti-odour and sweatwear items. And, of course, the financial donation of $25 million (2 million employee donations). In this way, the brand joins the long list of companies that offer support and care to communities, cities and countries hit by Covid-19 disease.

Photos | Nike.

The leading sports company in the market does not fall behind in any marathon. Not even in the fight against the pandemic, which it has joined in full force. Because Nike has announced a plan to donate 140,000 sportswear, clothing and equipment to all those health workers, doctors and nurses who are on the front line of the battle against the Coronavirus.

To do this, the athleisure work with solidarity organizations throughout Europe and the United States from the scope of Good360. An event that Nike wanted to shout out loud, taking advantage of its endless list of athletes to make it even more special.

Among all the brand’s sportswear, Nike has decided to donate its Air Zoom Pulse designed for toilets and launched last November. Because they are “the most comfortable design, with a cushioned sole, good fit and tractor system, ideal for ensure foot comfort in hospital conditions of health athletes, our daily heroes.”

To this gesture we add 1,000 kits Nike sports equipment, including backpacks, water bottles, hats, socks and headbands. In Europe, the brand has also supplied hospitals throughout the region with 3,5000 Dri-FIT anti-odour and sweatwear items. And, of course, the financial donation of $25 million (2 million employee donations). In this way, the brand joins the long list of companies that offer support and care to communities, cities and countries hit by Covid-19 disease.

Photos | Nike.

The leading sports company in the market does not fall behind in any marathon. Not even in the fight against the pandemic, which it has joined in full force. Because Nike has announced a plan to donate 140,000 sportswear, clothing and equipment to all those health workers, doctors and nurses who are on the front line of the battle against the Coronavirus.

To do this, the athleisure work with solidarity organizations throughout Europe and the United States from the scope of Good360. An event that Nike wanted to shout out loud, taking advantage of its endless list of athletes to make it even more special.

Among all the brand’s sportswear, Nike has decided to donate its Air Zoom Pulse designed for toilets and launched last November. Because they are “the most comfortable design, with a cushioned sole, good fit and tractor system, ideal for ensure foot comfort in hospital conditions of health athletes, our daily heroes.”

To this gesture we add 1,000 kits Nike sports equipment, including backpacks, water bottles, hats, socks and headbands. In Europe, the brand has also supplied hospitals throughout the region with 3,5000 Dri-FIT anti-odour and sweatwear items. And, of course, the financial donation of $25 million (2 million employee donations). In this way, the brand joins the long list of companies that offer support and care to communities, cities and countries hit by Covid-19 disease.

Photos | Nike.