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Shoe4Africa: Make a soleful donation at the NYC Marathon

Posted August 6th, 2007 at 1:15 PM by Jessica Galvano

Section: News & Results, Columns, SPOTLIGHT

shoe4africa kids What: Toby Tanser brings the Shoe4Africa donation program to the ING NYC Marathon

Where: ING NYC Marathon; New York, NY

When: November 4, 2007

Why: The project offers marathoners the chance to donate running shoes to the less fortunate in Kenya; your contribution will help prevent the spread of disease and promote foot-friendly living.

How: Simple! Bring your extra running shoes to the event for collection at Central Park West.

We all know how easy it is to amass a stockpile of old and unused running shoes. Take the opportunity to rid yourself of closet clutter and more importantly, give someone the gift of a healthier, more comfortable life.

Can you spare a pair?

For more information and/or to make a donation, please visit: Tanser.org and/or Shoe4Africa.org

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Donate your old running shoes and help support the Shoe4Africa Foundation!

Posted June 7th, 2007 at 5:02 PM by Adam Jacobs

Section: Announcements, Columns, SPOTLIGHT

Have an extra or old pair of shoes lying around?
Want to support a worthy cause and do something to better the lives of those who need your help the most?

If so, then please consider joining 2007 World XC Champion Lornah Kiplagat, female running pioneer Kathrine Switzer, actor Anthony Edwards, two-time London Marathon winner Martin Lel, supermodel runner Kim Alexis and a host of other running icons and celebrities in supporting the Shoe4Africa Foundation; a non-profit organization committed to supporting programs, individuals, and events that create opportunity, enhance self-esteem, and increase health awareness in East Africa.

For more information and to make a contribution, check out the following video and please visit: www.shoe4africa.org