Saturday, April 3, 2010

SHOE DRIVE CAMPAIGN


This initiative is focused on collecting unwanted and gently used shoes and distributing them to those who are in desperate need of them. In December last year before Christmas we distributed our first shoes through the CINDI NETWORK which works with children affected by AIDS in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa. This is our second campaign this year and we are aiming to collect more that 10 000 shoes. For those who will be coming to our country all over the world to watch the Fifa 2010 World Cup, we ask you to carry 1 or 2 pairs of your old shoes with you to leave behind and to help us to bring smiles to many of our kids. This campaign hopes to change lives of many kids in South Africa, enable them to walk to school in shoes for the first time and play football.

Every contribution is important to us whether is 1 pair or 100 pairs. We ask companies, retailers and individuals to absorb the shipping cost to our warehouse facility in South Africa.

GET INVOLVED

1.Contact the Youth of Choice Organization on +27 795396131 or info@youthofchoice.org
2.Secure a drop off point address from us.
3.We suggest a $2 donation per shoe to offset shipping cost.
4.Make promotional posters and flyers to place around your area, school, and company etc to promote the shoe drive campaign.
5.Feel free to use your local media to publicize the shoe drive campaign.
6.Process the collected shoes by placing a rubber band around each pair and place them in a box for shipping.
7.Ship the shoes to our warehouse. 28 Delgairns road, Bisley Heights, Pietermaritzburg, 3201 SOUTH AFRICA.
8.Once the shoes get to us, we will distribute them and ensures that they go to the most deserving kids.
9.When the distribution is done, we will publicize on our website the handing over.

DONATE CASH FOR SHIPPING

We are in need of cash for sending or shipping containers around the world. You can make a donation through our bank and fax us proof of your deposit for us to acknowledge your much needed contribution.

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