Hoka One One, a division of Deckers Brands, has announced a partnership with A Mile in Her Shoes, a London-based charity that helps homeless women through running. The brand will offer a pair of running shoes and a donation for all the homeless women expected to benefit from the work undertaken by the charity. A Mile in Her Shoes was established in 2013, with the objective of removing any barriers to running. The partnership with Hoka One One will also see the brand provide coaching sessions from its running athletes and experts.
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