San Diego—Urbanfloor raised over $11,000 for Sophia Christensen, a 14-year-old who was recently diagnosed with leukemia. Urbanfloor customers and employees held a fundraising event on Oct. 15, in which three participants won a GoPro, Apple Watch and iMac in a raffle drawing as part of #TeamSophia.
Urbanfloor raises $11,000 for leukemia
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