We provide crisis and hardship relief, mental health counseling, academic scholarships, and resources to help American footwear workers and their families thrive. Two Ten started as a simple gesture of compassion in depression-era 1939, when a group of footwear workers came together at 210 Lincoln Street in Boston to help a colleague who’d fallen on hard times.
In the many years since that first act of kindness, Two Ten has evolved into a national charitable foundation that’s provided millions of dollars in support and services to generations of footwear families.
Two Ten provides emergency financial assistance to footwear employees facing difficult times. Click here to learn more and to access our online application.
Through Two Ten, footwear employees and their immediate families who are in crisis have access to special services and community resources.
ACCESSTwo Ten offers college scholarships for eligible footwear families, and design scholarships for industry professionals wishing to advance their careers.
APPLYWe offer affinity groups and national programs developed to support career growth, leadership development and volunteer opportunities.
LEARN MOREThe process is simple: Two Ten will take your excess inventory and worn returns, convert it to emergency funds, and give it back to our industry colleagues who are facing difficult times.
Your participation in Two Ten Share Your Shoes product donation will help us respond to the rapidly increasing industry demand for emergency financial aid and the need to continuously raise critical funds to support thousands of footwear families in crisis.
Click to find out how your company can participate.
Convert your unwanted inventory into emergency financial funds to help footwear families who are in crisis right now.
Your participation in Two Ten COVID-19 Share Your Shoes product donation Campaign will help us respond to rapidly increasing industry need for emergency financial aid, and the critical need to raise upwards of $3 million to support thousands of footwear families affected by the pandemic.
