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CROCS Murah Donates 100.000 Pair of Shoes to Japan

Shoes to be distributed to those most in need

March 29, 2011 – Crocs Murah today announced that it has donated 100,000 pairs of shoes to Feed The Children and other organizations, which will work to distribute to those hardest hit by the recent earthquake and resulting tsunami. Crocs is also orchestrating ways for consumers to donate at Crocs retail stores and online at crocs.com, with proceeds benefiting the Japanese Red Cross Society.  These donations are part of the corporate social responsibility program Crocs Cares, in which the company seeks to make a difference in the lives of people in need.

The Japan donation is not the first time Crocs has helped impoverished communities in the aftermath of natural disasters. After last year's earthquake in Haiti, Crocs sent 80,000 pairs of shoes in addition to water, food and emergency medical supplies. The extra provisions were sent to the people of Haiti with the help of Feed the Children, a non-profit organization that provides humanitarian aid to people around the world.

"Donating 100,000 pairs of shoes is the least we can do to help mitigate the enormous devastation that's resulted from the earthquake and tsunami," said John McCarvel, Crocs president and chief executive officer. "We have Crocs employees, wholesale partners and many loyal customers in Japan, and we're honored to be able to assist at a time when the Japanese people need our help the most."

The shoe donation follows a recent Crocs Murah gift of $20,000 to The Children's Hospital in Denver, Colorado.  The funds were raised by Crocs employees over the 2010 holiday season and were given to the hospital during a donation ceremony in February.  In December, Crocs also donated 25,000 pairs of shoes to a number of Colorado nonprofits, including Volunteers of America, Mental Health Corporation of Denver and Airline Ambassadors, which provides humanitarian aid to children and families in need as well as relief and development to under-privileged communities worldwide.

Additional information about the Crocs Cares program and local and global initiatives can be found at www.crocscares.com -  the corporate social responsibility program Crocs Cares, in which the company seeks to make a difference in the lives of people in need.

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