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Gap Inc., Canada Goose Begin Producing Protective Gear for Hospital Workers amid Coronavirus Pandemic
“We’ve been completely blown away by the response to our U.S. healthcare donation last week. Our team has been working overtime to get back to all of the requests, and we’ve distributed $500,000 in shoes since Friday,” the brand wrote on its. “Simultaneously, our pledge uncovered a need beyond what we can fulfill on our own while still ensuring we balance the needs of our employees.
After seeing a huge volume of comments from the community wanting to lend their support, Allbirds has announced that while supplies last, it’ll donate a pair of
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