Every week we show off the best sneaker photos on Instagram with our weekly feature of those tagged #ComplexKicks. For many sneakerheads, sneaker photography is a hobby whose benefits include more followers and enough likes to help you survive your struggle lunch hour. But as of today your fire boku shots could make a real difference.
For TED 2015, Samuel Hubbard Shoe Company included pairs of their shoes in the gift bags for attendees and now they're offering a $20 donation to Soles4Souls per shot of their shoes on Instagram and Twitter. Posters just have to use the hashtag #ShoesWithViews and tag them as @SamuelHubbardCo for their photos to count towards the campaign.
For those who aren’t in the know, each dollar that Soles4Souls gets in donation can pay for one of shoes that kids around the world will get on their feet. From Haiti, to India, to Tennessee, the alarming lack of footwear means folks in impoverished regions are at risk of injury, disease, and a cycle of poverty all because they don’t have proper shoes. As a result of Samuel Hubbard’s campaign, each properly tagged post can get 20 shoes on the feet of 20 people, and the best part is it will cost posters nothing.
Samuel Hubbard has committed to donating up to $20,000 to Soles4Souls. (For you mathematicians that means only 1,000 IG posts.) How quickly can they get there?
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