Spike Lee's Custom Air Jordans Auctioned for $50,800

Proceeds from the auction will benefit the Portland Rescue Mission, aiding in their services for the homeless and those struggling with addiction.

Custom-made gold Nike Air Jordan 3s, made for filmmaker Spike Lee, were anonymously donated to the Portland Rescue Mission in Oregon.
The sneakers were auctioned at Sotheby's and sold for $50,800, more than double the predicted sale price.
All proceeds from the auction will benefit the Portland Rescue Mission, which provides services to people struggling with homelessness, hunger, and addiction.
The sneakers were discovered in the donation chute by James Free, a formerly homeless man who is part of the mission's long-term shelter program.
The identity of the donor remains unknown.