Here’s the reality:
– There’s power in a pair of shoes—to go to school or work and break the cycle of poverty.
– There’s protection in a pair of shoes—from injury and disease.
– And there’s purpose in a pair of shoes—restoring dignity and shoring up hope.
We don’t tend to think about shoes like that, do we?
That’s why on National Go Barefoot Day, we invite you to spend a whole day in someone else’s lack of shoes.
Do something—anything—barefoot. Take your dog for (yet another) walk. Pull weeds from your garden. Draw a hopscotch course on your driveway. Use your imagination!
Shoot a photo or video of your barefoot-ness, and share it on social media with #gobarefootday.
Challenge your friends and family to play along, too!
