Local marketing agencies donate more than 400 shoes to a Norwalk elementary school
Inspira Marketing and Enthuse Marketing hosted a Soles-2-Souls campaign and distributed athletic shoes to all students at the Marine Science Elementary School.
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3ds agoTwo Connecticut marketing agencies donated more than 400 pairs of sneakers to a Norwalk Elementary school.
Inspira Marketing and Enthuse Marketing hosted a Soles-2-Souls campaign and distributed athletic shoes to all students at the Marine Science Elementary School.
Kim Lawton from Inspira Marketing says it's an effort to help families in need.
'These ideas come, and we just love supporting and working in the Norwalk community, where our company was founded and where we work, live, and play," said Lawton.
The two agencies partnered with Shoes-That-Fit and raised $15,000 this summer to achieve this goal.
