New Club Resource Two Ten Footwear Foundation Has Been Selected to Provide Low Cost Youth and Adult Footwear for Kiwanis Club Service Projects

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New Club Resource Two Ten Footwear Foundation has been selected to provide low cost youth and adult footwear for Kiwanis club service projects. A new Club Resource partnership has been formed to provide low cost brand and WHAT non-brand footwear to Kiwanis clubs in support of their local shoe distribution service projects. Two Ten Footwear Foundation is the world’s only foundation created to support the needs of employees in the footwear industry. They are supported by hundreds of retail, wholesale, and broker footwear companies throughout the U.S. and these foundation partners have agreed to participate in trying to fulfill requests from Kiwanis clubs for youth and adult footwear distribution projects. WHO One of the common corporate traits among Kiwanis partners is a sense of community and a culture of volunteerism and giving back. In addition to the $1.7 M in support Two Ten Footwear Foundation provided footwear industry workers in need in 2016, footwear workers marshalled their collective strength for their annual Footwear Cares initiative, an annual nationwide community service initiative in support of kids and families. The intent of these foundation partners is to sell these shoes/sneakers at prices well below retail discount prices so Kiwanis clubs can maximize their funds and impact WHY more youth and adults in their communities. This new club resource partnership is intended to be a reliable and efficient source of footwear for Kiwanis clubs. An online request process has been created allowing Kiwanis clubs to specify the quantity, gender, sizes, styles and type (branded or unbranded) for their projects. The Two Ten staff will make direct contact with your club about your request within five HOW days of submission. Once the request has been fulfilled and received the Kiwanis club will be billed. Brand name footwear (Reebok, Asics, Fila, etc.) are estimated to cost $15 to $16 per pair. Non-brand shoes and sneakers will cost less. Shipping costs are determined on a case by case basis. The online request service is fully operational for all U.S. Kiwanis clubs who need WHEN sneakers and other types of shoes for their upcoming footwear distribution projects. .

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