Fishers-based Round Room delivers about $375K in New Balance shoes to roughly 3,000 Indianapolis students and teachers
During its company conference, Fishers-based Round Room and employee volunteers, working with nonprofits DREAM Alive and New Shoe Day, distributed New Balance footwear valued at about $375,000 to roughly 3,000 Indianapolis students and educators as part of 'Operation Do Good.'
Round Room employees and other volunteers surprised Indianapolis students and teachers during an event called 'Operation Do Good,' handing out New Balance shoes during the company's conference. Organizers estimate the donation's value at about $375,000 and say the footwear reached roughly 3,000 kids and educators.
The distribution was carried out by employee volunteers with assistance from the nonprofits DREAM Alive and New Shoe Day.
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