Two Ten Footwear Foundation has been supporting and uniting America’s footwear industry since Depression-era 1939, when a group of footwear workers came together at 210 Lincoln Street in Boston to help a colleague who had fallen on hard times.
Nearly 80 years later, Two Ten now serves a national workforce of 300,000 employees and their families with support, services and programs that improve their lives and careers, while ensuring a healthy future for the next generation of our industry.
SUPPORT US LEARN MORE ABOUT USTwo 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 MORETwo Ten Footwear Cares® is the annual, national volunteer campaign that engages thousands of footwear industry employees across the U.S., who come together to improve their communities. What began as a one week volunteer blitz and grew into a month-long volunteer campaign is now a year-long movement that brings the inherent care and compassion of the footwear industry directly into our own neighborhoods.
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Inspiring women in footwear through mentoring, educational programs, seminars and special events.
Human Resources Leadership brings together HR professionals for events, forums and seminars.
Comprised of 20 next-gen leaders, the Associate Board seeks to continue our philanthropic legacy.
Support Two Ten Footwear Foundation by spending a day on the golf course with your industry colleagues, at the Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, MO.
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Read moreFor those who have been recently affected by natural disasters and are seeking assistance, please click here to begin our online relief application.
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