Here's Parker Smith just before making his school presentation about Shoe4Africa, and then sending THREE boxes of shoes over to Kenya!!  Parker is standing up and doing it!!  Thanks Parker, we really appreciate your help!

October 22, 2010 at 2:06 pm Toby Tanser read more

October the 19th 2010 -- Boom $850,000

Two years ago ZILCH

This is 110% proving every donation counts.  All this money has come from people pitching in and believing something should be done.

We need One Million to start the ground breaking......

Just as we report that Bruce Tulloh from England comes on board... also to mention Steffano Pezzei, Italy, and Jean-Pierre Reinhold, France.  You'll find both on our sponsor a runner pages, and they have entries in the marathon already...

We at Shoe4Africa are very proud that the running legend, Bruce Tulloh, is going to Athens for the Marathon to Athens run.  He's doing the walking section with his...

In Kenya they call her an Angel, and for Shoe4Africa we are proud to call her our fellow board member

Stacey boxing Christmas presents for American children who would otherwise...

A big shout out of thanks to NG SLATER >>Check the link<< for donating the Print part of our shirts this year for the Marathon!

This means that our marathon T shirts, in true Shoe4Africa fashion, are costing zilch...

We are super pleased to announce another new board member, a friend, a marathon runner, and a great asset to the team, check out his bio: Jim Wilkinson has extensive experience in international corporate and financial communications, financial management, strategy,...

A big thanks to little Ivy Charlton, she is only 6-days old but already she has bought some bricks.  And get this, her big (all two and a half years) sister Molly also helped us with some more bricks

It is really great to see how people have come on board to help, and this is a big shout out to our Marathon team members who are running 26.2 miles in the ING NYC Marathon for us this...

one of my favorite pictures of this summer.  I visited the site of the school unannounced to see how the building was in the Summer holidays.  This group of young boys, dressed in school uniform, were sitting on a...