what to do with outgrown kids shoes?

[Convex]

i have a bag full of boys shoes, in varying states from lightly to fairly worn.

i would like to pass them on but i am guessing its not worth selling them, any recommendations or who might take them?

[Northern Star]

St Christopher's charity shop on LL?

[bels123]

A fantastic charity

http://www.salsshoes.com/

[MarianaTrench]

I am happy to take on any boys shoes, depending on their size ... My boy is a size 6 now and I am due to buy some new shoes for him!

[MarianaTrench]

Happy to pay for them as well!

[rachel83]

There's a shoe recycling box on Barry Road just by the entrance to the Plough Pub car park.

[Saffron]

Emmanuelle Marshall Shoes in Forest Hill take old shoes to recondition for low income families.

[Convex]

thanks everyone

[kidsclub1]

Dear Convex

Sal's shoes is a charity that collect children's shoes and takes them directly to children's orphanages across the world. You could try googling them

[redjam]

Just resurrecting this thread - does anyone know if the shoe recycling box by the Plough is still there? Don't want to schlep up the hill with a huge bag of shoes unless I know it definitely exists!

I just looked at the link for Sal's Shoes that bels123 posted but they are not accepting donations at the moment as they are inundated - shame, looks like a great charity.

[IlonaM]

You could approach Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers (SDCAS) [www.sdcas.org.uk], a super local charity with lots of young families.

The main office is staffed on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays and is based at the Copleston Centre.

Address:

Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers,

Copleston Centre, Copleston Road, London SE15 4AN

Tel: 020 7732 0505

Email: [email protected]

[redjam]

Thanks, Ilona, I've emailed them.

Still interested to know if the other shoe bank is still at the Plough in case SDCAS don't want them.