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1000 pairs of footwear available

General information

Overall description

I have new rubber clogs (Crocs) that I would like to donate to a worthy cause.
I have about 1000 pairs. I have all sizes from children’s to adults new and packaged in clear plastic bags.

Timing

I would like to shift these within 2 weeks time, otherwise I will have to dispose of them.

Partnership types

Doing business with the poor; Provision of goods

Goods details

Goods description

I have new rubber clogs (Crocs) that I would like to donate to a worthy cause. I have about 1000 pairs. I have all sizes from children's to adults new and packaged in clear plastic bags. They come in 5 different colours.

Type(s) of goods

Apparel & fashion

Quantity

1000 pairs

Location

Inverness, Scotland, UK , United Kingdom

Guarantee

No

Frequency (one-off or ongoing)

I may do both.

Cost of goods

There is no cost.

Transport

I can transport these goods (or cover cost of transport).

Expiry

Expiry dates are not relevant to these goods.

Condition

These goods are new.

Value

£4000 GBP

Origin

China

Brand

Funky Street Gaitors

Split

These goods may be divided between recipients.

Packing

Boxed

Organisation details

Organisation name

Beattitude LTD.

Annual turnover (US$)

Less than 500,000

Contact details

Only verified non-profit organisations who have exchanged contact details may view this.

Responses

  • Contact details exchanged
    05 Feb 2010 03:32 GMT

    Mary's Meals Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Charlotte Peppitt says: Hi, I am really interested in your offer of crocs. We organise a backpack project which we send to our projects in Africa. The backpack contents are educational however, we also put clothing and flip flops in. As you can imagine Flip Flops are quite hard to come by in the winter. The shoes you are offering would be hard wearing and keep the children's feet aired as well. They would be ideal in Liberia where the weather is hot, humid but teh rainy season lasts for up to 8 months. We travel north to Kingussie every 4 - 6 mnths as we have a storage container there so could collect these items for you. I look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks, Charlotte

  • Contact details exchanged
    05 Feb 2010 03:36 GMT

    Mercy Ships UK Ltd Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    rholmes says: Mercy Ships would be very interested in receiving your offer of the Crocs. My team based out of our UK office would be your contact and would ship the shoes to our hosptial ship based in West Africa. We will be working in the country of Togo this year where we offer free ife changing surgeries to the people of Togo and would love the opportunity to bless our patients with a new pair of Croc type shoes.
    The Mercy Ships contact at our UK office is Steve Coook, Procurement Manager - 01438 347 493

    We look forward to your reply.

  • Contact details exchanged
    05 Feb 2010 03:39 GMT

    Blythswood Care Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Phil Shorthouse says: Blythswood Care is a Scottish Christian charity, with our head office in Evanton near Inverness. I am based in the UK South regional office located in Rochester, Kent, and responsible for Corporate Aid and Logistics and monitoring the Globalhand website. We are involved in humanitarian and general relief aid, mainly in Eastern Europe and The Balkans. We work with indigenous partners. We also respond to disasters such as the Tsunami and flooding in Mozambique, and now Haiti through partners.
    Initially our help to Haiti was financial via Scottish partner which was helping before the earthquake with thousands of meals a day.

    We have now been asked to work with Crossroads and send a container of medical aid, hygiene,educational and domestic items via our Bucket of Love programme and suitable clothing and footwear.
    Your donation would fit the footwear criteria perfectly.
    We have two shops in Inverness and our vans travel through Inverness daily so we could pick up the footwear, should you decide to donate to Us.
    Many thanks. Phil Shorthouse. C.A.L.M.

  • Contact details exchanged
    05 Feb 2010 04:09 GMT

    Epiphany Trust Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Bill Hampson says: Am very interested to have some of the crocks 150 pairs or more would be very welcome for a street children programme in Sri Lanka

  • Commented
    05 Feb 2010 04:51 GMT

    Mercy Ships UK Ltd Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    rholmes says: Mercy Ships would be very interested in receiving your offer of the Crocs. My team based out of our UK office would be your contact and would ship the shoes to our hosptial ship based in West Africa. We will be working in the country of Togo this year where we offer free ife changing surgeries to the people of Togo and would love the opportunity to bless our patients with a new pair of Croc type shoes.
    The Mercy Ships contact at our UK office is Steve Coook, Procurement Manager - 01438 347 493

    We look forward to your reply.

  • Contact details exchanged
    05 Feb 2010 05:04 GMT

    World In Need International Ltd Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Mark William Aldrich says: ......hi,these would be a wonderful suprise for children in Pakistan, India The Philipinnes or our other projects.Please log onto www.worldinneed.co.uk if you have a preference

    Blessings
    Mark World In Need

  • Commented
    06 Feb 2010 12:40 GMT

    Glasgow the Caring City Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    rgalbraith says: Good Afternoon.
    Glasgow Caring City charity (SC029090) would be interested in your offer.
    We are scheduling a container shipment to Haiti in the next few weeks. The crocs would be an ideal item to include.
    We are working with local partners The Good Samaritan Foundation in Cite Soleil slum area. These durable shoes would be ideal for our school kids walking to and from the school.
    We would be delighted to work in partnership with you, keeping your staff, customers etc aware of the progress of the items and local impact.
    I can arrange collection upon notice.
    Additionally, we would also welcome sharing the consignment with another charity of your choice.
    Best wishes

    Ross Galbraith.
    Development Manager
    0141 634 8560

  • Contact details exchanged
    09 Feb 2010 09:57 GMT

    Missionary Emergencies Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    VICTOR EJIMGINI says: Thanks for your offer. We are a Nonprofit NGO based in Ghana, West Africa; working towards poverty alleviation and responds to emergencies. We are current in need of your offer for the benefit of teaming poor and needy people we are serving in Ghana. We look forward to receiving your offer. Thanks again for your kindness.

  • Commented
    10 Feb 2010 09:38 GMT

    Beattitude LTD.
    (For-profit organisation)

    abbas hudda says: I have had an overwhelming response to my offer.
    I would ask parties still interested and able to pick up or provide transport to contact on me on my mobile 07810 548 971, and we can then discuss arrangements. I can also divide the consignment so everyone benefits.

  • Commented
    12 Feb 2010 03:07 GMT

    International Aid Trust Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Alison Hammerton says: hi martin walker from international aid trust we are a christian humanitarian aid charity who ship 50-80 40ft containers of aid around the world mainly to the former soviet block countries of Ukraine and Romania we always have need of shoes and clothing i see your offer has a possibility of on going supplies i would be very keen to discuss, we are based at Preston in lancashire and we are contactable on 01772 611000 or you can ring martin walker on 07792552183 to discuss

  • Commented
    20 Feb 2010 12:29 GMT

    Yegesie International Open College
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    yegesieic says: We are non-profit educational charity based in Sierra Leone, West Africa. We are in need of educational, shoes, buckets of love, used clothing for our learners in the rural Makeni City of Sierra Lene. This part of the country was devastated and goods looted and destroyed. Uptill now, the poeple have not recovered their loss and life is stoo misrable. If the scholing open is done freely to help them overcome poverty and be in love.

    We want every organisation to have YIOC at heart and we have applied to Global Hands and Crossroad international since last year. you can email us at yegesieic@gmail.com.
    Thanks and hope to hear from you.

  • Commented
    13 Mar 2010 11:12 GMT

    Rescue Widows, Elderly, Youth and Orphans with AIDS (RWEYOWA)
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Ssekibuule Wislon says: Hi
    Thank you for your generosity!
    I represent a small NGO (Rescue Widows, Elderly, Youth and Orphans with AIDS "RWEYOWA") in Uganda which fights the further spread of HIV/AIDS and improves the livelihoods of those affected/infected with the virus in the community.
    The offer could help school going orphans affected/infected with HIV/AIDS registered under our sponsorship programme. We are there fore interested in your offer.
    We have our UK representative (Philip Nelson) who served as our long term volunteers up to May 2009 and he helps us receive such donations.
    For more information about RWEYOWA and its work, visit www.rweyowa.org.
    Wilson Ssekibuule
    Programme Director

  • Commented
    13 Mar 2010 11:12 GMT

    Rescue Widows, Elderly, Youth and Orphans with AIDS (RWEYOWA)
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Ssekibuule Wislon says: Hi
    Thank you for your generosity!
    I represent a small NGO (Rescue Widows, Elderly, Youth and Orphans with AIDS "RWEYOWA") in Uganda which fights the further spread of HIV/AIDS and improves the livelihoods of those affected/infected with the virus in the community.
    The offer could help school going orphans affected/infected with HIV/AIDS registered under our sponsorship programme. We are there fore interested in your offer.
    We have our UK representative (Philip Nelson) who served as our long term volunteer up to May 2009 and he helps us receive such donations.
    For more information about RWEYOWA and its work, visit www.rweyowa.org.
    Wilson Ssekibuule
    Programme Director

  • Commented
    17 Jul 2010 09:04 GMT

    Little Fellows Spring Of Hope (Life's Hope) Ministry
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Abondo Ojany says: These would be a blessing to the Korogocho community. We would highly appreciate and send a thank you note and photos the beneficiaries wearing them.We cannot afford transport cost.

  • Commented
    19 Jul 2010 11:55 GMT

    Motherhood Childcare Project
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    ALICE NORAH says: Thank you,We welcome the offer to our project,
    Our organization is dedicated to helping disadvantaged children, especially AIDS orphans and street children in Uganda, Africa. We aim to overcome poverty and helplessness.
    The foundation was formed to respond to the increasing needs of the children whose parents have died of AIDS and street children in my country, Uganda. We realized the children's plight needed urgent attention.& sympathy for them.
    The organization is a non -profit making organ, and was started in 2006,its located at little way primary School, Kawempe-Maganjo parish, Nabweru sub-county Wakiso District Uganda East Africa.
    The organ has a registered number of 350 vulnerable children, including those infected with HIV/Aids, orphans, disabled & others. We cater for these children through community outreach although we intend to build up a home..

  • Commented
    10 Aug 2010 05:22 GMT

    ABA Foundation
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Rev. Kiyimba Joseph says: Dear Friend,
    HOW CAN WE BENEFIT FROM YOUR OFFER?

    ABA Foundation is a Non-Profit Organization registered under the laws of Uganda. The Foundation's objective is to promote the Socio-Economic Welfare of our vulnerable communities especially the disaster affected people, destitute children, Orphans, widows, widowers, elderly, refugees, disabled, people in war torn Northern Uganda staying in Internally Displaced Camps and poor families affected by HIV / AIDS. We provide them with disaster relief, material support in form of clothing, mattresses, blankets, food aid, clean water, medication, toilets, shelter among others. We offer scholastic materials to school going children such as books, pens, pencils, tuition fees, sanitary pads, shoes, school bags etc. We run Technical and Vocational Training Centers to equip refugees and other vulnerable groups with life development skills to enable them earn a living. Recent research indicated that 98% of refugees and people in internally displaced camps engage in open sex for money which has led to an increase in HIV / AIDS scourge. These Technical and Vocational Training Centers are meant to empower them, fight poverty and combat the spread of HIV / AIDS. We operate Mobile Clinics, Home Care Bay and Rehabilitation Homes. We do Training and Counseling. We Sensitize communities against HIV / AIDS, we also sensitize communities on development programs to fight house hold poverty and promotion of income generating projects.

    Rev. Kiyimba Joseph
    Executive Director
    ABA Foundation
    www.AbaAfrica.Org
    Tel: +256772949076
    Email:kiyimbajoseph@gmail.com

  • Commented
    28 Jan 2011 01:00 GMT

    Malachi Family Trust
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    James Leni says: I want those 1000 pairs of footwear for our homeless children..