Jun 08

Nike Commits $40 Million to Support Black Communities

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A week after releasing a powerful ad titled “For Once, Don’t Do It” in response to the killing of George Floyd, Nike has expanded its efforts to support diversity, inclusion, equality and equity both within its organization and American society. In a letter to employees, Nike president and CEO John Donahoe announced a $40 million…

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