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The Shoe That Grows
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The Shoe That Grows: The clever shoes that grow five sizes and last five years to help children in poverty | The Independent | The Independent
Donate a pair of shoes through Idaho Gives | Members | idahopress.com
Shoe that Grows grows up to 5 sizes so poor kids always have shoes that fit
Brilliant shoe grows five sizes so kids can wear it for five years
Nampa nonprofit planning to launch commercial version of the Shoe That Grows | ktvb.com
Talal Al Murad on LinkedIn: A shoe that expands 5 sizes and lasts for years created for kids living in… | 62 comments
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Shoes That Grow: Guy Invents Sandals That'll Grow 5 Sizes In 5 Years To Help Millions Of Poor Children | Bored Panda
Meet Kenton Lee | Founder of a nonprofit called Because International and creator of our first project The Shoe That Grows - SHOUTOUT LA
This Guy Invented Shoes That Grow Five Sizes In Five Years For Kids In Developing Countries
Expandable Shoes Aim To Keep Up With Kids' Growing Feet
Meet Kenton Lee | Founder of a nonprofit called Because International and creator of our first project The Shoe That Grows - SHOUTOUT LA
The Shoe That Grows With the Kid - Big Think
Meet Kenton Lee | Founder of a nonprofit called Because International and creator of our first project The Shoe That Grows - SHOUTOUT LA
Regent University - Alumni Association - Kenton Lee (SBL '10)
Meet Kenton Lee | Founder of a nonprofit called Because International and creator of our first project The Shoe That Grows - SHOUTOUT LA
Finally, A Shoe That Grows With a Kid | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
This Guy Invented Shoes That Grow Five Sizes In Five Years For Kids In Developing Countries
Shoes That Grow: Guy Invents Sandals That'll Grow 5 Sizes In 5 Years To Help Millions Of Poor Children | Bored Panda
Rotary International - Rotary member Kenton Lee has designed and distributed more than 8,000 shoes that adjust and expand so that kids across Africa, Asia, and South America always have a pair
