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Help Kids Step Forward with Lyttle Feet Lyttle Feet needs your help to provide shoes for underprivileged children. Each donation brings us closer to giving every child the chance to step confidently towards a brighter future. Quick Impact: $25: Shoes for school and play. $50: Sports shoes for two children. $100: Footwear for five kids. $500: An entire classroom’s shoes. Be Part of "Steps of Hope" Monetary Donations: Can't donate shoes directly? No worries! Your financial support goes a long way in helping us buy new shoes for those in need. Click here to make a difference: https://lnkd.in/dExF7rnv Together, let's take small steps that make a big impact. Be a part of our mission to spread love and support through the gift of shoes. ZELLE :donate@lyttlefeet.org PAYPAL : paypal.me/LYTTLEFEET WIRE US BANK ,DEPOSIT OR TRANSFER US BANK 898144296005 063100277 Routing , transfers 026009593 (wires) Join us at Lyttle Feet, and together, let's create positive change, one shoe donation at a time! ❤️👣 #LyttleFeet #ShoeDonation #MakeADifference

What is your WHY

In a bid to help parents and carers in Norwich save on the expense of school uniform and prevent clothing that is in wearable condition going to waste, Castle Quarter have launched a preloved school uniform collection point. and are asking for donations. During the summer, they will host a pop-up event for a school uniform swap shop, where parents and carers can pick up good quality items of clothing, for free, ready for the new school term to begin. Castle Quarter is asking people to donate blazers, cardigans, jumpers PE kits, polo shirts, shorts, shoes, skirts and trousers. Items can be plain or branded, and in any colour. They must be washed and in good, wearable condition, with all name tags removed if possible. #recycle #reuse #donate #uniform

10 YEARS AGO!!! Who remembers this? The ICE BUCKET challenge. A fad that created a lot of noise, huge commitment to ALS #charities and a lot of cold bodies. Did you do it? I was thinking about fad or short terms trends. Big impact. Short term. They don’t always align with your goals, but you join anyway. We set up Wolf Eyewear to be different to this. To have #corevalues that last longer. To add value. To bring brilliance. COLOUR. FUN. This is always why we wanted WHITE OPTICS LIMITED to be part of the #wolfpack. They have been very close to these values for 50 years! Understanding customers on a closer level, what they want to achieve and how a supplier can support them. This is why we will be here for the long term, not just a fad. #wolfpack #growthmindset #familybusiness #eyewear #customerjourney #focussed #charity #eyewearfashion #eyecare #independentopticians

🚨 Exciting news! adidas is back with another batch of Yeezy trainers, and this time, some of the profits will be donated to charity! 👟 🎉 While the exact amount hasn't been revealed. For Detail: https://bit.ly/4585JIT #Adidas #Yeezy #Charity #MakingADifference #donation #humanity #profit #business #news #update #gulfcast

A lot of organisations receive clothes and footwear as donation. They contact Hasiru Dala for collection. Here's a few points to remember: 1. Only donate if you know there are people who wear the same size as yours. 2. After donation ask them to contact organisations like Hasiru Dala to dispose of the clothes. 3. Don't donate in the rainy season

Today is #Internationalcharityday and it’s also #CharityTuesday… I work a couple a days a week at a charity shop and love it! I also work with a few non profit clients - helping them with their social media platforms by getting their message ‘out there’ so people can understand and support their cause. If you need help with your socials and are a non-profit with a limited budget, I can help you. A word on donations to charity shops… Clothing: Donate good quality, lightly used items that can be sold. If your item as a rip, a button missing, the zip doesn’t work or there’s a stain on it, then it cannot be sold. Charity shops don’t have washing machines/Laudrey areas or the capacity to mend items. HOWEVER! These items can be bundled together and sold as rags. Many charity shops will have a regular collection. Label the bag rags and that will help. Shoes, bags, belts, scarves, accessories: Yes please to lightly used CLEAN items… again some items that are not up to a sellable condition may be added to the rags. Please label them. Books: Yes please - but if they have annotations or even your name in them we may not be able to sell them. We want books but they need to be in a reasonable condition. HOWEVER! Again, some charity shops can accept books that are not in great condition and sell them on for a few pence. Small Electricals: Some shops can take these items - some can’t - all items need to be PAT tested if they are to be sold in a shop. DVDs/CDs/Games Yes - many shops still sell these - and records. Costume Jewellery Yes please! Kitchenalia/Bric’a’Brac Items that have chips or marks cannot really be sold - but if it’s a good brand some shops may be able to sell ‘as seen’ Pictures/Frames/Toys etc Clean please! These are just a few guidelines - please speak to your favourite shop or charity for clarity. So many charity shops do not have storage space. If your charity shop turns down your donation please come back with it when you can. Volunteers are needed to help sort, price and get items out the the shop floor. August is notorious for a dip in retail and people being unable to help. Finally THANK YOU! Donations really do make a difference and we’re so grateful for the items that are donated. If you pay UK tax please consider gift aid as that means that the charity can claim 25p in the £1 for anything that belonged to you and is sold from the government. Sold recently - the fish slippers! Trinket Tray - one of my favourite finds in a local charity shop…

The latest from Robert

Frustratingly stupid (yes, not just ill- informed, but stupid) article in The Telegraph . The purpose of charity shops is not primarily to provide bargains for punters, but to generate income for charities' charity work. (Unless, of course, the purpose of the shop is to provide low-cost items for their beneficiaries). Getting best value for donated items is not a "rip off", but (a) showing respect for the donor, and (b) fulfilling the requirement of the Charity Commission to get best value for the assets of the charity. Oh, and it's basic economics too, which you'd have thought the Telegraph would love! Pesky charities, how dare they behave in a businesslike way and generate profit for those who need their services!

Has anyone done this before? Wallpaper Wednesday, but focused on community impact. → Pay local designers to create Wallpapers for your weekly content series, tagging them in the posts. → Partner with a company that does poster printing, like FedEx, Staples, Walgreens, etc. → Offer the chance to purchase and print that week’s wallpaper designs as posters at your partner’s stores locally. → Donate proceeds from Wallpaper Wednesday purchases to an organization that supports art in the community. → Plus up! Showcase the designs at something like a Bulls Fest via an art exhibit or a Casino Night as part of an auction. This would give artists a large platform via distribution on team channels, drive revenue for the partner at their physical locations, and support art in the community in the future via the donations. These are the kinds of things that pop into my head on a random Wednesday 🤣 #sportsbiz #sportsmarketing #sponsorship