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Charity from the Sole
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08/14/10 |
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About Our Organization
40 Girls and Some Shoes is a Georgia
based charity outreach program servicing the homeless and
impoverished citizens of the City of Atlanta and its
surrounding communities.
Founded by Sylvia Webb, the organization's primary mission
is the collection and distribution of new and gently worn
shoes for men, women and children, provided by its many
generous supporters. Through a vast network of partnerships
and associations formed in the past 3 years, 40 Girls and
Some Shoes has provided 4000 pairs of free shoes to these
underserved groups since its inception. This has been
accomplished through a number of shoe drives and an annual
charity event which brings together leaders of the city,
other organizations aimed at serving the homeless community,
and individuals who want to do their part to support this
great cause. Additionally, recognizing the impact of the
economic downturn in our country, 40 Girls and Some Shoes
stepped up its efforts to also meet the demands of the
unemployed and underemployed, some of whom are at risk of
becoming homeless themselves.
Some of our community involvement includes various church
and outreach organization donations, a shoe distribution in
Renassiance Park and in Vine City Community, where those in
need received free shoes after making their own personal
shoe selections, and donations made to the victims of the
2009 flooding in Austell and Marietta, Georgia. We are only
able to continue to meet the needs of those we serve through
the continued backing of those who believe we can eradicate
this epidemic.
40 Girls and Some Shoes accepts donations from retailers and
individuals and is always looking to expand our existing
network. Anyone can make a difference . We are an IRS
recognized 501(c)(3), making donors eligible for tax
advantages.
Shoes do not educate, nor do they guarantee a home or
employment, but they can provide an increase in esteem and
protect the "soles" of those looking to take what may be
that first all important step in getting to the other side
of their lives.
Join Us, please.
Sylvia Webb
Founder/President
40 Girls and Some Shoes, Inc.
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