Nike 2008 Doernbecher Freestyle Program
In a project originally conceived approximately 5 years ago, the Nike Doernbecher Freestyle
In a project originally conceived approximately 5 years ago, the
Nike Air Force 1 “Brandi Berger”
“Brandi Berger, 15, from Albany, Ore. is a basketball fan, farm girl, exercise addict and suffers from Diabetes. Her Air Force 1 was auctioned for $8,000 USD.”
Nike Air Force 1 “Colin Couch”
“Colin Couch, 18, from Oregon City, Ore. is a chef, actor, artist and a raconteur who suffers from a heart condition. His white Air Force 1 with lasered-on doodle patterns and the artist’s signature bow tie was auctioned off for $8,000 USD.”
Nike Free Mary Jane “Emily Giersch”
“Emily Giersch, 17, from Oregon City, Ore. is a born performer, elephant lover and a dreamer who recently underwent neurosurgery. Her Nike Free Mary Jane slip-ons, inspired by the surf, sun and sand of Hawaii was auctioned off for $7,000 USD.”
Air Jordan I High “Tony Taylor”
“Tony Taylor, 16, from Portland, Ore. is a super-fan, sneaker head, wise guy who recently underwent a kidney transplant. His ultra-collectible Air Jordan Retro 1 with a tropical twist was auctioned off for $12,500.”
Nike Air Zoom Vomero+ 3 “Staci Wright”
“Staci Wright, 16, from Eugene Ore. is a shopaholic, globe-trotter and guardian angel who also suffered from cancer. Staci’s two pairs of splashy Air Zoom Vomero+ 3s, loaded with colorful symbols of Staci’s triumph over disease were auctioned off at $20,000 USD a pair.”
Nike Air Max 90 “The Doernbecher Freestyle Anniversary”
The Doernbecher Freestyle’s anniversary Air Max 90 designed by legendary Nike designer Mark Smith. Now in its fifth year, Freestyle has raised nearly $2 million for Doernbecher Children’s Hospital to date.
