CARROLL’s Founder and CEO Donates 600 Pairs of Sneakers to Youth in Miami

Hundreds of children receive free shoes; initiative led by CARROLL’s founder and CEO

August 31 was a special day for hundreds of school-aged children in Miami! Patrick Carroll, founder and CEO of CARROLL, continued his philanthropic efforts by donating 600 pairs of sneakers to Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade. The youth members were surprised with a pizza party, t-shirts, and a local artist painting a custom mural as they got to pick out new shoes for the school year ahead. Celebrity guests included Benjamin Kicks (aka the Sneaker Don) who rolled up in a custom Brinks truck filled with all the shoes, plus TV personalities Phaedra Parks, Captain Lee, and Dean Muhtadi.

In June, CEO Patrick CARROLL attended a fundraiser in New York and personally donated $1.5 million to C.A.R.E. for Special Children, a Brooklyn-based nonprofit dedicated to helping families of children with special needs. This donation came on the heels of donating a combined total of $200,000 to the Heart Fund, an international nonprofit focused on fighting cardiovascular disease in developing countries, and Jesuit High School, his alma mater. In addition to being a hands-on CEO, Patrick Carroll prioritizes philanthropic efforts and continues to seek out opportunities to help younger generations succeed.

We are so grateful to everyone who played a role in the Miami event’s success. It is an honor for our firm to support the mission of Boys & Girls Clubs of America and we look forward to bringing Kicks for Kids to another city soon!

Check out the video recap from the Miami event at the Hank Kline Club: