The Key Club at Summit High School bought a “shoe kit” from Sole Hope, gathered old jeans and empty milk bottles and turned them into shoes on Tuesday night.
Fourteen Key Club members showed up to gather to eat tacos and work for a good cause. Sole Hope uses volunteers to purchase shoe making kits and then the pieces are cut from the denim and plastic and bundled to be sent to Africa and assembled by local Africans who are paid a fair wage. The Key Club is branch of the Kiwanis Club of Spring Hill/Thompson’s Station.ξ Summit’s Key Club sponsor is teacher Kate Hickey.
For more information on how to order a “shoe making kit” go to SoleHope.org.
Pictured left to right: ξClub President Gil Horner, Emily Bilicki, Anna Hall, Jeremy Handzel, Lauren Maxwell
Front: : Brenna Lawrence, Katie Hickman, ξAdie Bilingsley, Anna Blackwell, and Neely Robinson
