Today, LeBron James and Nike announce the limited-edition release of the Nike LeBron 15 "EQUALITY," which he first wore on NBA opening night to inspire everyone — regardless of race and background — to stand up and speak for something.
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Nike will have 400 pairs available —- 200 in white and 200 in black —- that can be won through an online draw. There are a few rules before you can become eligible to win a pair. Here's what it takes to apply for the online draw:
- If you're a United States resident, you can enter the digital drawing here between 9 a.m. ET on February 26 and 11:59 p.m. ET on March 2.
- You can enter for free for any particular shoe size once.
- You can also enter with a $10 donation as many times as you want.
Each entry grants you an opportunity to win one pair of either the black or white colorway — but you can only win once.
If you win, you'll get a call or email on March 3 and will receive your shoes the week of March 5.
All donations go directly to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, the nation's largest and most comprehensive cultural destination devoted exclusively to the documentation of African American life, art, history and culture, including a sports gallery that examines the contributions of athletes on and off the field.
James has done this before and he's feeling generous —- as he often does —- so take advantage and get a sweet pair of shoes.
For the official rules, go here.
