Happy feet

Donations can be dropped off at 1003 Smythe street. Thank you for your help.

We have a gentleman who requires a size 11 men's steel toed workbook. If you are able to donate either gently used or new, please contact us. Thank you so much.

Most people take their feet for granted, until pain or problems such as blisters or calluses develop. But it’s important to be kind to your feet and take care of thembefore problems ariseand to treat existing problems before they limit your ability to function. If your feet hurt or you have other foot problems, you are unlikely to function at your best. Worn out or improperly fitted footwear can cause pain throughout your body -- a whole litany of problems including back p...ain, muscle spasms, spinal discs breaking down, headaches, and joint problems. Happy Feet was born out of the desire to take gentle used footwear from your closets and basements and repurpose them, by donating them to someone less fortunate. We will be helping our local homeless citizens and others who are unable to afford footwear at the moment, Since our page started in the early morning hours of May 30th, we have passed 50 LIKES (members) and appreciate all of your supportive comments and messages. We have had a few donations so far and will start organizing and cataloging our inventory as it comes in. We still need much more to make this work, so please start digging through those closets. I promise, as long as you ask CHARLOTTE first, she will let you get past her web. See more

PLEASE NOTE: You have to use the Saunders street entrance to access where we are, look for our Dark grey Kia rondo parked near the bins next to Shur-gain feeds and needs. We are here, today, from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. collecting and will set up the next collection time in the near future. Collecting all kinds of footwear for men, women and children.

Tomorrow morning, we are excited about our first mass collection