RALLY SIGNS. 1. Print or photocopy facts on 11 x 17 heavy weight paper. 2. Post them up on your school or community bulletin boards.

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2 RALLY SIGNS Directions 1. Print or photocopy facts on 11 x 17 heavy weight paper. 2. Post them up on your school or community bulletin boards.

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5 LEAVE YOUR FOOTPRINT

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7 Help kids move forward

8 Shoes for Education Providing children with school uniforms which often include shoes can increase school attendance by 62%. SOURCE: Evans, 2009

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10 Shoes for Health Podoconiosis affects over 4 million people in at least 15 different countries SOURCE: WHO

11 Stencil Options: STENCILS Directions Step 1: Laminate your new stencil at an office supply store. Step 2: Cut out black areas with scissors. Step 3: Find the surface to make your mark. Step 4: Use one or both of these methods. Dust stencil: Sift flour or powdered chalk* over stencil to leave your temporary eco-friendly message. TIPS: 1. Don t spill! When removing stencil, be careful to keep letters nice and crisp. 2. Your message will last longer on asphalt than on other surfaces. Clean stencil: To reveal your message, remove dirt by using a strong cleaning agent and something to scrub with (toothbrush, steel wool, or even a power scrubber). TIPS: 1. Secure edges of stencil with tape. 2. Don t rush! Go over the surface 2 to 3 times. *These are suggested art materials. Please be sure to use washable and temporary products. Dust Stencil: clean Stencil:

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20 D.I.Y. T-SHIRTS Directions 1. Print the stencils on thick paper or cardstock. 2. Optional You can scale it larger or smaller in a copy machine. 3. Cut out black areas with a straight edge knife. 4. Use fabric paint or spray paint to stencil on shirts or other One Day Without Shoes items. Design your shirt any way you like. IDEAS At your events, bring stencils for participants to make together. If you cannot go without shoes on April 29, wear a shirt in honor of the day.

21 POCKET INFO CARD Directions 1. Cut out this postcard along the dotted lines. 2. Fold in half. 3. Carry this card with you on April 29 to remind you why shoes are important or to pass it along to inspire someone to go without shoes. your bare feet then pass it on. card for conversations about Share the facts! Refer to this WITHOUT SHOES APRIL 29, 2014 Fold here! shoes play an important role in: HEALTH Podoconiosis is a debilitating disease that causes extremely painful swelling of the feet and legs. Podo affects more than 4 million people in at least 15 different countries. Source: WHO EDUCATION Providing children with school uniforms which often include shoes can increase school attendance by 62%. Source: Evans, 2009 EMPOWERMENT When shoes are integrated into programs with larger community development goals, they empower children and their families to get the care and support they need. Shoes play an important role in broader solutions to help keep children healthy, educated and moving forward. Learn more at toms.com/onedaywithoutshoes

22 STICKERS Directions 1. Buy 2.5 circular labels from your local office supply store. 2. Print. 3. Peel off stickers and stick away!

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24 THE PATH WITHOUT SHOES Experience what different terrains feel like without shoes. Directions Step 1: Cut a piece of canvas (or recycle a sheet) to a reasonable length for walking (at least 5 ft.). Step 2: Use included One Day Without Shoes logo stencil on both ends of walkway. Step 3: Place piles of grass, sand, and smooth stones on the canvas. Step 4: Attach The Path Without Shoes poster to a stake and place at the end of the walkway. Side-view

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26 FACTS DISPLAY & PLEDGE WALL Directions Step 1: Stack 2 x2 cardboard boxes to create a wall. Step 2: Print fact signs on 11 x17 paper and pledge forms on 8.5 x11 paper. Step 3: Apply fact signs, logos and pledge forms to boxes using tape, or thumbtacks. As a reveal, place the yellow colored explanations under the fact posters for people to flip and learn. Step 4: Arrange facts on one side and pledge forms on the other. ON APRIL 10, ON APRIL 10,2012. ON APRIL 10, ON APRIL 10,2012. ON APRIL 10,2012. ON APRIL 10,2012. ON APRIL 10, ON APRIL 10,2012. ON APRIL 10,2012. I PLEDGE TO GO BARE FOOT ON APRIL 29, INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Trace or stamp your feet with paint 2. Sign your name ON APRIL 10,2012. ON APRIL 10,2012. ON APRIL 10,2012.

27 I PLEDGE TO GO BARE FOOT ON APRIL 29, INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Trace or stamp your feet with paint 2. Sign your name

28 ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. SIGNAGE PHOTO BACKDROP Directions Step 1: Hang various lines of string at different heights and lengths. Step 2: Print fact signs and pledge forms and attach to strings using butterfly clips. Step 3: Be sure to provide a clipboard and pen with blank pledge forms for people to hang. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011. ON APRIL 10,2011.

29 DIY PAPER BANNER Directions Step 1: Cut a long roll of butcher paper for a poster that will cover the length of the wall. Step 2: With paint or markers, write large on the left side, I PLEDGE TO GO WITHOUT SHOES ON APRIL 29, Step 3: Using a ruler, draw columns of lines. Step 4: Be sure to provide writing utensils for people to write their names all over the poster. I PLEDGE TO GO WITHOUT SHOES ON APRIL 29, 2014

30 Messages to Share Anywhere Directions Grab some chalk and write these messages around town to let people know about One Day and why shoes are important! One Day Without Shoes April 29, 2014 Shoes protect from cuts, infection and disease. Shoes are a requirement for school in many developing countries. New shoes can help children move forward. Shoes protect feet from sharp things on the ground.

31 EVENT POSTERS Directions 1. Print out on 8.5 x 11 paper. 2. Handwrite your name or group name on the line. 3. Fill in event information in the boxes. 4. Post em up.

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