SHOE SHARE
UNICEF | CLARKS





Since 2008, we’ve been working closely with UNICEF to support the education of vulnerable children by raising money through a unique shoe donation scheme.

24/09/19

One of the world’s leading charities, UNICEF are responsible for feeding, vaccinating, educating and protecting more children than any other organisation. By working with families, local communities, partners and governments in more than 190 countries, their aim is to help every child realise their full potential.

We’re proud to have been working with UNICEF since 2008, supporting their quest to educate vulnerable children everywhere by raising money through ShoeShare, an innovative donation programme that rehomes old or unwanted shoes.

Since we started, we’ve been able to rehome over 1800 tonnes of shoes (or approximately 2 million pairs) and donate over £1.5million to help vulnerable children.

Things don’t show any sign of slowing down either, and in 2018 alone we collected nearly 190 tonnes of shoes, which means over 200,000 pairs of shoes were diverted from landfill and donated to a great cause.




DISCOVER OUR LATEST
SUSTAINABILITY STORIES

GOING FOR GOLD



Ever since we began crafting shoes back in 1825, we’ve been determined to use materials that we believe in. Which is why we’re proud to say that we’re founder members of the Leather Working Group (LWG)..

Read more about responsibility sourced leather

A NEW ICON FOR SUSTAINABILITY

We’ve been making shoes for nearly 200 years, but we’re still driven by the same relentless pursuit of innovation we had when we crafted our first slippers from sheepskin offcuts all those years ago..



Read more about the Seven

STAND UP FOR CHANGE



Creating a brighter future for the girls around the world





Read more about Girl Rising

 

ORIGINALS SUSTAINABILITY

We’re always striving to find ways in which our environmental impact can be reduced. That’s why we ensure the materials we use and the partners we choose are as environmentally conscious as we are..


Read more about Originals

SHOE SHARE
UNICEF | CLARKS





Since 2008, we’ve been working closely with UNICEF to support the education of vulnerable children by raising money through a unique shoe donation scheme.

24/09/19

One of the world’s leading charities, UNICEF are responsible for feeding, vaccinating, educating and protecting more children than any other organisation. By working with families, local communities, partners and governments in more than 190 countries, their aim is to help every child realise their full potential.

We’re proud to have been working with UNICEF since 2008, supporting their quest to educate vulnerable children everywhere by raising money through ShoeShare, an innovative donation programme that rehomes old or unwanted shoes.

Since we started, we’ve been able to rehome over 1800 tonnes of shoes (or approximately 2 million pairs) and donate over £1.5million to help vulnerable children.

Things don’t show any sign of slowing down either, and in 2018 alone we collected nearly 190 tonnes of shoes, which means over 200,000 pairs of shoes were diverted from landfill and donated to a great cause.




DISCOVER OUR LATEST
SUSTAINABILITY STORIES

 

GOING FOR GOLD

Ever since we began crafting shoes back in 1825, we’ve been determined to use materials that we believe in. Which is why we’re proud to say that we’re founder members of the Leather Working Group (LWG)..

Read more about responsibility sourced leather

A NEW ICON FOR SUSTAINABILITY

We’ve been making shoes for nearly 200 years, but we’re still driven by the same relentless pursuit of innovation we had when we crafted our first slippers from sheepskin offcuts all those years ago..

Read more about the Seven

STAND UP FOR CHANGE

Creating a brighter future for the girls around the world



Read more about Girl Rising

 

ORIGINALS SUSTAINABILITY

We’re always striving to find ways in which our environmental impact can be reduced. That’s why we ensure the materials we use and the partners we choose are as environmentally conscious as we are..

Read more about Originals