GotSneakers - Sustainable Living & Fundraising Blog

Eco-Friendly Fundraising Ideas

Eco-friendly fundraisers not only raise funds but also promote awareness about sustainable practices and inspire others to make environmentally conscious choices. In this blog post, we will explore a range of creative and eco-friendly fundraising ideas that not only minimize...

Easy & Fun Summer Fundraising Ideas for Little League Teams

Summer is the perfect time to organize little league fundraisers that not only generate much-needed financial support but also foster a sense of community and team spirit. Today we’ll explore easy summer fundraising ideas tailored for little league teams or...

Summer Sustainability Tips for Parents Raising Eco-Friendly Kiddos

As parents, we play a crucial role in shaping our children’s values and habits, including their attitude toward the environment. Summer offers a wonderful opportunity to engage our children in sustainable practices and nurture their understanding of how to protect...

Donate Sneakers Fundraiser: A Great Activity for Summer

As the summer season arrives, it’s the perfect time to channel your family’s extra time and energy into hosting a sneaker drive fundraiser. This creative and impactful initiative allows you to make a difference in your community while teaching your...

Reducing Pollution from Sneaker Waste

Did you know these facts? One pair of sneakers produces about 30 pounds worth of CO2 emissions, equal to keeping a 100-watt light bulb on for a week. We make sneakers from synthetic fibers and a host of other toxic...

Researching Fashion Brands That are Sustainable

The sustainability movement in the fashion industry aims to reduce clothing waste and environmental pollution. In addition to this, doubling down on the ethical treatment of industry workers. The goal is to develop more socially and environmentally conscious production practices....

Tips for Making Your Sneakers Last Longer

Did you know, the fashion industry is responsible for about 8%-9.5% of total global carbon emissions? To put things into perspective, the textiles and apparel industry produces about 92 million tons of waste annually, representing 4% of waste that ends...