1.  Shoes 4 Souls collects shoes from people and then gives them to people in need.
 over 125 countries, including Kenya, Thailand, Nepal and the United States
 useful only if your shoe size has been donated and old shoes may not last much longer or be good for wearing constantly.
 Shoe4Africa gives shoes and education to Africans.
 They also help educate about AIDS
 Also building a school and a hospital

2.  Heart and Sole MSU collects shoes to send overseas to needy people
 Also accepts donations of money to cover shipping costs
 Does not have enough money to ship all shoes off
 One World Running collects shoes and donates them to those in need of running shoes
 Some of the shoes are new; many are "near-new," which are the ones sent overseas. The shoes that are beat up and not suit-
able for shipment are sent to Nike in Beaverton, Ore., through Boulder's Eco-Cycle program, to be ground up and made into
running tracks and playgrounds through the Reuse-a-Shoe program.

3.  The Shoe Bank collects shoes and donates them to those in need around the world
 In 2006, five thousand children received shoes in India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand, following the tidal waves that hit Southeast Asia.
 In 2001, seven thousand pairs of children’s shoes were shipped to El Salvador and distributed to earthquake victims.
 In 2000, four thousand pairs of shoes were delivered to orphans of war in Burundi, Kenya, and Mozambique.
 In 1999, four thousand pairs of children’s shoes were sent to Albania and given to refugees fleeing Kosovo.
 When Hurricane Mitch hit Central America in September of 1998, The Shoe Bank provided six thousand pairs of shoes for children in
Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras.
 The Shoe Bank has also supported orphanages in Rumania, Turkey, Ecuador, Columbia, Mexico, and Costa Rica.
 Also Cameroon and Afganistan

4.  Sole Responsibility collects gently used running shoes and donates them to those in need
around the world through the guidance of the United Nations High Commission for
Refugees.
 After consulting with the United Nations to determine the area of greatest need, we have
been asked to send our shoes Ethiopia in Africa this year. Since starting in 2005, our
collections have gone to Chad, Rwanda, Lesotho, and Cameroon.
 Only collect running shoes

5.  TOMS shoes gives a pair of shoes to a children in need for every pair someone buys
 Children get new shoes that are stylish