Red Sneakers For Oakley

Red Sneakers for Oakley is a non-profit organization based in West Palm Beach, Florida. Established by Robert and Merrill Debbs, the organization is run by a small team of three employees. Red Sneakers for Oakley focuses on increasing awareness and education surrounding food allergies. They aim to inform both individuals with food allergies and the general public about the dangers of anaphylaxis, the life-threatening reaction to allergens. The organization uses the symbol of red sneakers, inspired by the late son of the founders, Oakley, who passed away from a fatal allergic reaction. The organization has gained national recognition through its "Wear Red for Oakley" campaign, encouraging supporters to wear red sneakers to show solidarity and raise awareness. Red Sneakers for Oakley utilizes a multifaceted approach to achieve its mission, mobilizing individuals to take action and support the cause. For more information about Red Sneakers for Oakley and how to get involved, visit their website at redsneakers.org.