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Planet Progress – Running on Shoes

  • Posted by: iNDIGO PROjECT
  • on January 26, 2009 at 3:18 am

Hi,

Please check out “Running on Shoes”, Final segment to the Planet Progress – Shoes Video Newsletter series.  “Running on Shoes” introduces a new partnership between Nike and LA84 Foundation.  Together they will provide 84 athletic and playground surfaces to improve the quality of youth sports in Los Angeles.

If you have any inspiring and innovative stories, please forward them to info@indigo-project.com.

Thank you for your support,

iNDIGO-PROjECT.com

Please click on the link below to check out the Newsletter:

http://indigoproject.squarespace.com/nike-reuse-a-shoe-and-la84-fou/

  • Filed under: Blog : The Community Board
  • Categories: Environment
  • Tags: Alicia Procello , LA84 , let me play , nike grind , nike reuse-a-shoe program , Patrick Escobar , recycle , shoes
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