Im not sure if any of you have heard about this new shoe company or not but I wanted to take a minute to highlight this philanthropic company called TOMS Shoes.
I was intrigued from the first time I laid eyes on their wide array of stylish shoes. They have lots of different choices for both men and women all with a simplistically modern yet rurally driven vibe that gives them a really different feel from the normal tenny’s. But what really drew me into this company was that when ever you purchase a pair of shoes, TOMS provides and delivers another pair of shoes to a child in need all throughout the world! One to One!
Thats when I was sold.. So I just got my second pair in the mail and I wanted to show you how sweet they are!

Those of you who know me know that my heart is the mission field. After returned back from Kenya the second time I knew what an impact having a good solid pair of shoes has not only on the body itself but in the poverty stricken community as a whole. Although I have not attended one of TOMS shoe drops I know from my experience what an impact it has on the joy and health in the community. I was glad to hear that TOMS focus is on Podoconiosis (Podo):
Podo is a debilitating disease that causes extreme swelling, repeated ulcers, and deformity in the feet and legs. Podo is 100% preventable with a good pair of shoes. Something that we so often overlook if it even crosses our minds in the first place. Millions of people are without a good pair of shoes or even a pair at all. With already over 115,000 pairs donated I am excited to see how God will use this company to deliver and provide shoes to people in need all throughout the world!
Check out their video of the shoe drop in Argentina!
This is a picture of Cypress street before all the festivities started..
Trying to clean the place a little before we set up over 70 tables for dinner, face painting, live band, free buffet, bounce house, clothe donation, food donation, arts and crafts station, popcorn machine, and DJ Vicente bringin’ the hits!
We knew that we were going to be fighting rain all day but it was pleasantly easy to work with.. It came down in spurts, large spurts, but spurts none the less.





Awesome face paint!


This was actually Christopher’s 3 time in line.. This 4 year boy can eat!

