Shoes You Need for Summer Holiday

Payless announces 'Shoes 4 Kids' campaign (The Topeka Capital-Journal)

Payless ShoeSource announced today that 630 nonprofit agencies will work with its “Payless Gives Shoes 4 Kids” program, a national campaign aimed at delivering $1 million worth of shoes to American children of families in need.

Shoes for the Homeless Drive Begins (NBC 29 Charlottesville)

Foot doctors across the Commonwealth and The Salvation Army are teaming up for the 19th year to put shoes on the feet of the less fortunate.

For Los Angeles: Payless ShoeSource Announces Selected Non-Profit Partners for Payless Gives(TM) Shoes 4 Kids Holiday ... (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

Leading family footwear retailer, Payless ShoeSource, announced today that 630 nonprofit partners located in small towns, mid-size and large cities and rural areas representing 50 states and the District of Columbia have been chosen for its Payless Gives Shoes 4 Kids program, a national, grass roots campaign aimed at delivering $1 million of shoes to American children of families in need.

Telecom group buys shoes for local kids (The Herald News)

Some area children left for school Wednesday morning wearing worn-out shoes and came home wearing a brand new pair, thanks to a local charity. For about 50 years, the Telecom Pioneers have been giving needy kids new shoes during the holidays. The local chapter, the Grand Prairie Consulate, helped 75 children this year, said Warren Harmon, the group's treasurer.

King Street's Pete Banis Shoes closing (The Post and Courier)

After 50 years in business, Pete Banis Shoes will close its doors at the end of the month. The King Street store, owned by Drew and Ernie Banis, is known for carrying footwear that mimics couture fashion but with a more affordable price tag. 'We made it 50 years, but with the economy as it is, it's time to close,' said Drew Banis.