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DONATE YOUR USED FOOTWEAR TO SOLES4SOULS


 

GIVE UNWANTED SHOES A SECOND CHANCE AND EMPOWER PEOPLE TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY

Have you got a gently used pair of shoes lying around the house? Looking for a way to recycle them, helping to fight poverty and provide for people in need at the same time?

We’ve partnered with Soles4Souls, a non-profit organization turning unwanted shoes into opportunity, to give old pairs a second chance by giving them to those that need them most.

You can now bring in your used footwear, of any brand, to fifteen DM’s stores across London, Berlin, Paris and Amsterdam. Through donating, your unwanted shoes will be helping to provide relief, create jobs and empower people to break the cycle of poverty.

HOW IT WORKS

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DONATE



Give your gently used shoes to a member of staff to drop in their shop’s donation box. There are fifteen participating DM’s stores and these are marked with 'DONATE USED FOOTWEAR HERE' on our Store Finder. Find your nearest participating store below.
 
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SECOND CHANCE



Your unwanted footwear will be given a new lease of life by being distributed to people in need, empowering them to break the cycle of poverty. 
 
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE


 Donations will help people in developing nations to start and sustain small businesses across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
 

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Soles4Souls was founded in 2006 to help with disaster relief after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. The charity has delivered 40 million pairs of shoes in 127 countries all over the world, both by distributing shoes and clothes directly to people in need, and by funneling them into micro-enterprise programs, which helps people create businesses to lift themselves and their families out of poverty.