Daughters of the Nile Collecting Gently Used Shoes

Antioch Temple No. 113, Madison area of Daughters of the Nile support Shriners’ kids by creating hospital tray favors, sending toys, games, and financial donations to the Chicago Shriners Hospital. We have a fundraiser to benefit our general fund. We will receive money by the pound for gently used men’s, women’s, or kids’ shoes of any type and size, except skates. You can make a huge impact by simply donating shoes you never wear. The donated shoes stay out of landfills, and are shipped to small businesses in poor communities, such as in Haiti that can repurpose them and sell. Instead of a handout it’s a hand up!

Dales Bootery is a generous donor and collection site: 155 West Main St., Whitewater, WI 53190.

The Shoe Box also has graciously agreed to be a collection site. There is a donation box outside by their pop machines. Address: 1314 Canal St.(Hwy 14), Black Earth, Wisconsin 53515.

Jack Russell Reagan and Scottie Micki help with the shoe count, you can help too, by clearing your closets of wearable shoes. Working together for the children!

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