Shoes.com recently hosted the WIFI Boston chapter at their new offices in Charlestown, MA for an evening focused on healthy eating. Attendees connected with their fellow colleagues in footwear, noshed on healthy snacks and learned some easy ways to be mindful of what you eat and how you treat your body. The presentation by health … Read More
Vicki’s son was left paralyzed after a horrific diving accident, and medical bills were mounting. Two Ten helped with house and car payments to free up funds so she could get the rehabilitation her son needed. “We were checking out of the rehab center and I received an email from Two Ten letting me know … Read More
Bobby Campbell and Seth Campbell are making significant strides in the footwear industry as a father-son team for BBC International. In a first-ever “father-son” leadership role as Co-Chairs for the Two Ten Gala, they capture the spirit of this year’s theme, “One Team: Connecting Generations”—multiple generations of our industry working together to help change the … Read More
On October 19th, over 50 Women from all departments of Nike got together at the Oregon Food Bank in Beaverton for a “Women of Nike” Footwear Cares Volunteer event. These women put on their hair nets, rolled up their sleeves and got to work lifting, labeling, sorting, weighing and bagging over 9,000 pounds of raw … Read More
Warrick County Habitat for Humanity and Shoe Carnival’s Tom Vernarsky and his team of 18-volunteers broke ground in Boonville, Indiana, to build another home together. Joining the effort was the homeowner, Weyco Shoe Company staff from Florsheim, Nunn Bush and Stacy Adams. This incredible team worked tirelessly to complete the exterior frame in just one … Read More
Convert your unwanted inventory into emergency financial funds to help footwear families who are in crisis right now.
Your participation in our Two Ten Share Your Shoes product donation program will help us respond to rapidly increasing industry need for hardship and crisis relief by generating the financial aid needed for thousands of footwear families who are struggling to make ends meet.
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