Shoes for Haiti
January 25, 2010
Loeffler Randall’s “Clementine Serpentine” sandal in Black and Loeffler Randall’s “Shae” wedge
Since the horrific earthquake in Haiti, our inbox has been flooded with fashionable sales and promotions, all promising to donate money via our shopping. One promotion that caught our eye is happening this week at Fix Boutique (1101 W Fulton Market). Not only is Fix announcing that it will now carry men’s and women’s designer shoes—including Cynthia Vincent, American Retro and Loeffler Randall—it will also be collecting shoes for Haiti. In return for your gently used kicks, you will receive 20% off any shoe purchase, from today until Monday, February 1. In addition to the discount, Fix Boutique will give everyone who comes in the store this week the chance to win a new pair of shoes!
The donated shoes will be given to Soles4Souls, a global charity that provides aid to those suffering and in need. Determined to help the organization donate more than one million pairs of shoes to Haiti, Fix Boutique is doing its part to help survivors rebuild their lives—one step at a time.
By Meghan Turner
Images courtesy of Loeffler Randall
Tags: American Retro, Chicago Boutiques, Chicago Shopping, Cynthia Vincent, Fix Boutique, Haiti, Loeffler Randall, Soles4Souls
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