Nike‘s commitment to this difficult time has not been lacking.
The company founded by Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman has donated $15 million to various associations in Oregon to address the health emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, which is bringing the United States to its knees in a very serious way, as in the rest of the world, and has used the technology to produce masks for healthcare workers.

This time the news really involves everyone, Nike CEO John Donahoe, who officially replaced Mark Parker in January 2020, has organized a competition that offers a truly exceptional gift for the person who turns out to be the luckiest, after making a small gesture of solidarity.

Donahoe offers the chance to win a customized guided tour of Nike’s Oregon headquarters, a behind-the-scenes tour of the iconic campus, including the new LeBron James Building (the future home of Nike’s advanced innovation team), one-on-one with the same CEO, the opportunity to design your own pair of sneakers, work with the Beaverton-based company’s design team, and as if that weren’t enough, take home one or more Nike products worth no more than $1000.

To win this lottery, just click here and make your bid, from a minimum of $10 to a maximum of $100, the difference increases the chances of being drawn and live this incredible experience.
All proceeds will be donated to the associations Feeding America, Meals On Wheels, World Central Kitchen and No Kid Hungry to help those who are currently suffering from hunger due to the pandemic in the United States.

The deadline to participate is June 3rd and the winner will be announced immediately after. Good luck!