Medical Workers Can Get A Free Pair of Crocs. Here’s How.
Our medical workers are working tirelessly right now!
I am so happy to see the community and businesses giving back! You have people sewing masks, donating leggings, giving away Furbo Dog Cameras.
Now Crocs has stepped up!
Crocs wants to thank medical workers by giving away 10,000 pairs of Crocs per day! This is absolutely amazing!
You might remember that Crocs did this last year and it was a huge hit and blessing among the medical community and now, they are doing it again!!
From May 10-14, Crocs is again giving away 10,000 pairs of “Crocs at Work” shoes to healthcare workers per day.
You will have to verify that you are a medical worker to request your free pair.
If you don’t get in on it today, don’t worry! You can try again tomorrow at 12 pm ET.
Now, we don’t know for sure, but it should work anyone in the medical field – nurses, doctors, CNA’s, medical assistants, etc. You won’t know for sure until you try!
Here’s how to snag yourself a pair
To sign up for your FREE Crocs, head on over and fill out the request!
Be sure to share this with all of your friends and family in health care!
Thank you Crocs for stepping up!
I work in a nursing home and I work 10 hour shifts most of the time unless I’m needed longer and I could really use a pair I never know what my shoes have on the and you can’t clean sneakers as well as you can crocks
I have mouth stenosis and work 12 hour shifts I could really use a pair
I work 12 HR shifts on my feet at a hospital. We constantly need comfy shoes. If your feet hurt your whole body hurts. Take care of those feet.
I am a nurse. Do I need these or what!!! Lol. Long hours. And they are so comfortable!!!!
i work in a nursing home working a lot of hour thru this coronavirus so could use some comfy crocs,
i do in home health and in need of some comfortable shoes and this time of need to help others
im am a first resopnder on fire and rescue would like a pair a comfy shoes for long hours
Paramedic would be nice to have something lightweight to change into for wear around the station, as opposed to wearing soiled boots from what we step in at people’s houses or their yards, or even the multiple hospitals that we are constantly in, this way I have something lightweight and comfortable to walk around inside the station and I could leave my boots in a bay area where I am not tracking germs and nastiness in general back into the station where I reside for 24 to 36 hours at a time
This would be amazing! I work long 12 hour shifts in my nursing home❤️
Would love a free pair to leave in my car to at the hospital and change when I work
Hi there! Tech on Med-Surg at a small community hospital in Indiana that doesn’t get much recognition. About half of our unit is being tested for CV19. I’d really love having a new, clean pair of crocs to leave at work so I’m not bringing home any of this crazy stuff to my little baby!!
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I really would like a pair
Med tech would like a pair
I work at VCU Medical Center in Richmond Virginia on the Palliative Unit. Since this Coronovirus I have been all over the hospital. It has been crazy. It would be really nice to have a lightweight comfortable pair of shoes that I can just wipe off with disinfect wipes so I don’t have to worry about walking around and transporting germs.
I am a home health nurse. Would love a free pair!
Working at a nursing home and possibly being locked in for at least two weeks soon crocs would have me feet!! Y’all are truely amazing!!!
I work in a nursing home in Nebraska!
I would Love a pair! I’m a physical therapist!
I would love this!
I would love a pair! I’m a Niclear Medicine Technologist.
I am a charge nurse with Denver Health in Denver. Trying to keep my staff’s spirits up while working this madness.
Wouldl like to get a pair of crocs
I work as a Vet Tec in Oklahoma
I am a Respiratory Therapist & would love a pair of crocs for work that I can leave there & wash clean
Nurse in addiction medicine, I have some very sick and very poor patients, many homeless that have been exposed to everything under the sun and have received little to no healthcare prior to admitting as a patient. Would love a pair of easy clean and comfy shoes to stop the spread of germs.