Here’s your chance to do some retail therapy AND help someone in need in one clean swoop… #High5ToThat
Introducing Vosk Shoes, an awesome new for-profit Social Enterprise that’ll donate one pair of shoes to a child in need for every pair of Vosk Shoes purchased:
But how does it work?
Being for-profit enables them to give sustainably as long as they are in business. But this is where they need your help…
They are currently running a crowdfunding campaign via Indiegogo. Their goal is to raise enough funds in order to help grow their business, develop their own eCommerce store and create much-needed awareness of their brand.
You can pre-order your pair of sneakers from their Indiegogo page today for only $39 (approx R470). Or if you’re a little cash-strapped, you can still help by donating from as little as $1, OR by purchasing a Vosk T for $18 (approx R220), a Vosk Cap for $20 (approx R240), or a Vosk Hoodie for $25 (approx R300). For every purchase (both shoes & apparel), they are pledging to give one new pair of shoes to a child in need. So even if you can only afford a T-shirt, you’re still going to be making your mark.
Reasons why Vosk Shoes deserves your support:
- Through their partnership with Samaritan’s Feet SA you will be helping them to help children in need.
- It’s a proudly South African product – designed & made here in SA, using natural rubber soles and canvas uppers.
- Their shoes are sexy as hell. And, you can literally carry Africa with you with every step you take thanks to their cool African continent soles.
Take a look ladies & gents:
Future plans include partnering & collaborating with various South African artists, brands, musicians and individuals to create and design the coolest shoes in Africa. I say a big “Hell yeah” to that.
Still not sold? I think this little video will seal the deal:
Come on people – show your support & let’s spread some love… Hop on over to http://igg.me/at/VoskShoes/x/9097653 now and make your pledge.
xxx
1 comment
I live in Joburg south and can’t find where to buy the shoes.