Last year, I was racing a lot, and noticed I had way more t-shirts than I could wear every day or stuff in my drawer. So I started donating them to the clothing pantry at my church. Then I started a shirt drive at my running club, collecting everyone else's unworn or lightly worn race shirts. It's become pretty popular, so I thought I'd suggest it her for other clubs.
You are a good person.
I saw a lot of running shirts when I was working in Africa - they'd made their way there through churches. Anything with English words on it was very popular even though the wearers had no idea of the meaning.
Wish I could find a home for all my used shoes.
No way, I earned those shirts and paid for them. They are mine and they can sit in my drawer if I want them to. Your religion is responsible for more killing and suffering than anything ever.
My dyslexia kicked in again while reading this...This is what I read...
"Then I started to sh!t on my drives to my running club..."
I was like, "Dude, if this guy is wiping with his shirts and then donating them...that's...awesome...I mean bad...that's bad."
"Wish I could find a home for all my used shoes."
http://www.shareyoursoles.org/
It's in Chicago and they donate them to homeless people or ship them overseas to countries where they need them.
sf wrote:
Wish I could find a home for all my used shoes.
young master wrote:
Here you are!
http://www.shoe4africa.org/
I'm not against sending my shoes to Africa, but I usually try to contact either a local homeless shelter or a local underprivileged school to see if they could use them.
Love the race shirt idea.
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