Figs & Crocs Giveaway! 10,000 Pairs of Free Scrubs and Crocs Shoes

3 Min Read Published May 11, 2022
Figs & Crocs Giveaway! 10,000 Pairs of Free Scrubs and Crocs Shoes

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What is the Figs and Crocs Giveaway?

For the second year in a row, Figs and Crocs have teamed up to give away 10,000 pairs of scrubs and 10,000 pairs of Crocs to healthcare workers during National Nurses’ Week. Winners will receive a bundle that includes both a pair of Crocs and FIGS scrubs. 

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The giveaway begins today and runs through May 12 at 12 pm ET. 

Healthcare workers can visit Crocs.com or WearFigs.com to enter the giveaway—10,000 lucky winners will win both a pair of Classic Clogs in Gray, White, or Navy plus one pair of FIGS scrub pants and top. Winners will be selected at random and notified no later than 24 hours after the drawing closes.

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How to Win Free Crocs for Nurses & Healthcare Workers

Crocs announced their new giveaway on Instagram, where they also clarified some questions from followers, including: 

  • Winners will not have to pay shipping 
  • Entrants will have to enter their credit card information for verification purposes, but no one will be charged and the data will not be stored 

Image: Instagram/@crocs 

History of the Crocs Giveaway

This is the second year of the Crocs giveaway—it all began in 2020, when the company decided to give back to the healthcare workers fighting the pandemic head-on. Since 2020, Crocs has donated nearly 1 million pairs of Crocs to healthcare workers. And this year, they’re showing no signs of stopping. Plus, they’re teaming up with FIGSs, so winners will get both a free pair of scrubs and a fear pair of Crocs. Brilliant. 

Last year, Nurse.org highlighted the story of how the giveaway began—when Kaleigh McDonald, an ICU nurse at Morristown Medical Center in New Jersey, was home on maternity leave, but still found a way to join her coworkers in the fight against the coronavirus. 

The nurse, after hearing stories of increasing cases of COVID-19 at their hospital, decided to organize a supply drive as a way to help. But along with masks, gloves, and a sanitizer, McDonald had a rather unusual request to support her fellow nurses--she asked for Crocs. 

>> Get $15 of your Crocs order of $75 with code SAVE15 at crocs.com

Crocs Against Coronavirus

Why Crocs? Well, as a nurse who has worked in ICU, McDonald is acutely aware of the lengths that healthcare professionals are being forced to go through to try to prevent bringing the virus home with them. On a regular basis, nurses take precautions with things such as only wearing designated hospital jackets, changing their shoes outside or leaving them at the hospital, and sanitizing any items that they use at the hospital, such as keys and bags. 

Knowing first hand how seemingly “small” things--like your shoes--can be an unknowing source of transmission, McDonald has used her lens as a nurse to realize that Crocs donations could help nurses on the front lines have a little bit of an easier time protecting their own families and easing their burden at work. 

“I thought of shoes and how dangerous it is for them to be going in and out of these isolation rooms, and what they’re bringing home to their families,” she told her local news station. “Crocs [are] such an easy shoe to put on and off. [They] can be left in the warm zone right outside the rooms. [They] can be bleached down.” 

>> Get $15 of your Crocs order of $75 with code SAVE15 at crocs.com

This is a giveaway you can’t go wrong with, so be sure to enter for your chance to win, and share with all of the healthcare workers in your life so they can get a chance to rock some brand-new Crocs and FIGS too! 

Chaunie Brusie
BSN, RN
Chaunie Brusie
Nurse.org Contributor

Chaunie Brusie, BSN, RN is a nurse-turned-writer with experience in critical care, long-term care, and labor and delivery. Her work has appeared everywhere from Glamor to The New York Times to The Washington Post. Chaunie lives with her husband and five kids in the middle of a hay field in Michigan and you can find more of her work here

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