See this at: donorschoose.org| Added on 08/10/09

Most of what we do in kindergarten involves "hands-on" learning. Basic supplies are needed - glue, scissors, and crayons. Although students are asked to bring supplies at the beginning of the year, many are unable to do so, leaving us short on what... See more

Most of what we do in kindergarten involves "hands-on" learning. Basic supplies are needed - glue, scissors, and crayons. Although students are asked to bring supplies at the beginning of the year, many are unable to do so, leaving us short on what is needed to complete...MORE My students need 50 Elmer's glue sticks, 1 class pack of Crayola crayons, and 24 Fiskars blunt tip children's scissors with a caddy. See less

See this at: nikebiz.com| Added on 02/17/08

Every year, across the globe, millions of pairs of athletic shoes end up in landfills or are disposed of in some other way. That’s a lot of shoes going to waste that contain valuable materials that could be re-used. So with a degree of imagination,... See more

Every year, across the globe, millions of pairs of athletic shoes end up in landfills or are disposed of in some other way. That’s a lot of shoes going to waste that contain valuable materials that could be re-used. So with a degree of imagination, some ingenious engineering and a persistent pursuit of the principles of sustainability, we created the Nike Reuse-a-Shoe program in 1993. Since then, we’ve recycled more than 20 million pairs of athletic shoes and contributed to more than 250 sport surfaces to provide access to places to play for kids as part of Let Me Play, Nike’s global community investment program. Reuse-A-Shoe collects worn-out athletic shoes of any brand from a variety of sources, including end of life shoes collected through a variety of recycling programs, special events and at Nike or other stores, shoes that are returned to us from retailers due to a material flaw and even counterfeit shoes. We also recycle much of our scrap material left over from the... See less

See this at: soles4souls.org| Added on 01/09/08

For Companies & Organizations: * If you are a manufacturer, please read the Footwear Manufacturers page. * If you are a shoe store retailer, please read the Retailers page. * If you are a company or non-profit organization, please read the Companies... See more

For Companies & Organizations: * If you are a manufacturer, please read the Footwear Manufacturers page. * If you are a shoe store retailer, please read the Retailers page. * If you are a company or non-profit organization, please read the Companies & Organizations page. * If you are a church, synagogue, mosque, or other house of worship, please read the Houses of Worship page. * If you are a school or civic group, please read the Schools & Civic Groups page. Download Our Awareness Flyer as a 121 kb PDF file or as 574 kb DOC file. Buy Shoes for Others Online: If giving your own shoes is not an option, Soles4Souls has another option for you. We have created a line of footwear specifically designed to be super affordable so that you can purchase them for others who cannot. These shoes are not sold in stores and they will only be distributed in disaster areas and third world countries. We have flip-flops ($2) for people living in warm climates, and comfortable clogs for men, women, and... See less

See this at: firstbook.org| Added on 09/23/07

Books stir the senses, inspire the imagination, and spark a love of reading that can last a lifetime. Access to books is essential to reading development, yet many children from low-income families have no books at home or in the childcare centers... See more

Books stir the senses, inspire the imagination, and spark a love of reading that can last a lifetime. Access to books is essential to reading development, yet many children from low-income families have no books at home or in the childcare centers they attend. There are millions of children waiting for your help. Donate now to put new books into the hands of children in need. See less

Highlights: Random House Donates $1 Million to First Book