Does your school club need money for supplies, activities or field trip expenses? If so, try these creative fundraising ideas to earn money quickly. Host a Sneaker Drive What if you could raise money for your club and help people...
Social media is a powerful tool for getting the word out when you’re hosting a sneaker drive. Engage your followers and maximize donations with these four simple tips. 1. Fit Your Message to the Platform Bring news about your sneaker...
When you buy a new pair of sneakers, it’s tempting to toss the old ones in the trash or shove them to the back of the closet. What if you could do something more useful with those shoes? Check out...
Your friends and family are often your greatest supporters when you’re committed to a cause, but just like the rest of your social network, they need to be kept engaged. Social media is a powerful tool for maintaining connections with...
When you can walk into any store and take your pick from among hundreds of different colors, sizes and styles of shoes, it’s easy to take good footwear for granted. However, this is not the case for many people living...
Hosting a sneaker drive fundraiser is a great way to raise money for your organization. However, it’s not always easy to motivate people to give. Try these seven easy ways to inspire your supporters for a successful fundraising campaign. 1.Emphasize...
Special contribution requests abound during the holiday season, but if you’re running a sneaker drive, you have an advantage. Instead of money, you’re asking people to give something they’re not using in order to benefit those in need. Here’s how...
The endless consumerism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday prompted the establishment of Giving Tuesday in 2012. Known as Giving Tuesday because of its roots in social media, the event uses online social platforms to tap into “the generosity of...
Sneakers are often made from materials with very slow decomposition rates, meaning the pair you throw out today will still be sitting in a landfill decades from now. Big brands in the footwear industry are trying to change this with...
If you’re an avid runner, you should be replacing your shoes or sneakers every 300 to 500 miles. This means you’ll soon find yourself with more old pairs of sneakers than you know what to do with! Resist the temptation...
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