Serving 'hope' through sneakers

Tony Hardy has been a sneaker fanatic for as long as he can remember and in 2015, he decided to turn that passion into a way to serve others.
"I really didn’t know what I wanted to do with my life," Hardy said. " I [had] just got laid off from my job and I wanted to do something with more purpose."
When he needed help being guided in the right direction, he turned to his mom, Debra. Over breakfast, that's when they came up with the idea that would become Kick Dreams United.
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