Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Nike Commits $40 Million to Support Black Communities

CEO John Donahoe promises better diversity and inclusion practices

the nike store in new york
The $40 million commitment will be distributed over four years. Nike

By Kaila Mathis

June 8, 2020

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.

Kaila Mathis
Kaila is a graduating senior at Villanova University pursuing a degree in PR & Advertising and Journalism. She is currently working as the Social Media Manager for CLLCTVE, and covers brand marketing and retail stories as a contributor for Adweek.
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