New Disney x Bombas collection highlights kids going above and beyond in their communities
The kids have delivered more than 3,500 socks to those in need.
With the holiday season kicking off, Bombas has teamed up with Disney to create a new collection of princess-themed unisex socks.
Princesses such as Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, Moana, Mulan and Tiana each have their own pair of the calf socks.
According to a press release, the socks are "inspired by the stories that have made people dream bigger, reach higher and do incredible things together."
The majority of the company's socks are designed to be inclusive, with unisex sizing and styles to represent diversity.
To further celebrate the launch of the new collection and to emphasize the theme, Bombas is spotlighting three young people who are making a difference in their local communities.
"At Bombas, we were so inspired by their courage and kindness, that we wanted to support their missions with donation socks to add to their giving efforts. We're sharing their stories here to spread their giving spirit, and invite you to find ways to give back, big or small," the company wrote on their website.
Scroll down to learn more about them.
Bethany Moultry
Bethany, 6, from Savannah, Georgia, founded Happy Bags for the Homeless in 2019.
She helps men, women and children affected by homelessness by giving out bags filled with essentials.
Zohaib Begg
Third-grader Zohaib spreads kindness around Virginia and Washington, D.C., through his organization: Zohaib Helps Us.
During the pandemic, he worked with hotels to donate PPE to his local hospitals.
He even received recognition on Twitter from former President Barack Obama.
Leo Perry
Eight-year-old actor and dancer Leo founded Dance for Justice to raise awareness for programs that educate children through art, music and sports.
He hosted a giving-focused event in California to distribute Bombas socks.
Collectively, Zohaib, Bethany and Leo have distributed nearly 3,500 socks and other essential items to those in need..
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