https://ift.tt/3uAHsdh Since 2003, Nike and OHSU Doernbecher have brought nearly 100 young designers together for Doernbecher Freestlye, a program that provides children battling life altering and/or threatening illnesses with opportunities to design some of Nike and Jordan Brand’s most popular sneakers to raise money and awareness for the hospital. During that time, more than $30 million has been generated for the hospital, including $1,898,525 from the 2019 collection. Typically, a group of children ages 8 to 15 are selected to work with Nike designers on a range of footwear that’s eventually released to the public. Unfortunately, due to the impact of COVID-19, last year’s Freestyle program didn’t go on as planned, but an audible was called to make sure something was still done for the hospital. Instead of a range of shoes designed by the children, Nike and Doernbecher settled on one shoe, a “What The” themed Air Jordan 1 made up of elements of Doernbecher Freestyle des...