One Step Forward Giving

Small steps can add up fast, and with our ONE STEP FORWARD Giving Campaign, we're following your lead!

Therafit Shoe will donate $1 to the charity partner of YOUR choice with every purchase you make. That's right, YOU get to choose, and we make the donation. Even better, you are not paying more for your shoes with this act of kindness and social responsibility; we are simply taking your choice of partners and donating $1 from each sale. It's that simple. We feel good about doing this, and you should too!

As a brand, Therafit is a globally conscious organization. We have a sincere interest in medical research, social responsibility, education, and the preservation of our planet and its resources. We have carefully selected reputable non-profit partners that represent these shared interests.

But the choice is YOURS. At the point of purchase checkout screen, simply select the non-profit partner you'd like to comfort and we send the check. We know that $1 may not seem like a lot but, we do hope to make an impact by using the sales from our collective group of loyal customers so that together, we are all taking ONE STEP FORWARD in helping others.

Also, we invite you to help the local organizations in your own community by participating in our outreach Empowerment Programs with promotions, sponsorships, Raving Fan Favorite contests, community page banner links and our inspirational video campaigns.

Nothing feels better than giving (except maybe our shoes).

Our Current Partners Include:

Maternal Fetal Care International

Founded in 2005 by Dr. Lisa Masterson, MFCI is dedicated to safe motherhood around the world. This U.S. based non-profit helps mothers and children enjoy better healthcare in some of the poorest regions around the globe. MFCI brings volunteer physicians to treat women and children in need, and also provides training to local healthcare personnel to elevate the standard of available medical care. Donations will help purchase fetal monitors, prenatal vitamins, surgical supplies, and HIV/AIDS medications to the regions served.

Educate Tomorrow

Educate Tomorrow, Corp. is an international non-profit organization that believes the best way to end the cycle of poverty is through education. Their mission is to make education an attainable goal for the most disadvantaged in our world, so that all may be afforded the possibilities that can be achieved through learning. Educate Tomorrow, Corp. strives to reach out to these individuals and provide them inspiration, guidance, and support, and lead them on the path of life-long learning.

Educate Tomorrow supports 15 to 23-year-olds who are aging out of the foster care system by matching them with mentors. These mentors in turn help the young people to enroll in college and training programs, find housing and jobs, as well as apply for educational and social assistance that may be available to them.

Educate Tomorrow also provides educational and life skills camps called "It's Your Life", which is funded by The Children's Trust.

Animal Recovery Mission

The Animal Recovery Mission (ARM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness on animal abuse while fighting to stop illegal horse slaughter, shutdown illegal slaughter farms, animal sacrifice farms, animal fighting farms, and halting the round ups of the American wild Mustangs. Formed in 2009, ARM has discovered that illegal horse slaughter is not only taking place in international slaughter plants, but is an issue spreading to different areas of the United States. From inception, ARM has closed over 100 illegal slaughter farms and over 20 dog fighting and cock fighting rings.

Breast Cancer Research Foundation

BCRF is a U.S. non-profit organization whose mission is to help achieve prevention and a cure for breast cancer by providing the critical funding for innovative clinical and translational research at leading medical centers worldwide. Another goal of this organization is to increase public awareness on the benefits of early detection of breast cancer. The majority of donations received go to research and awareness programs. At this time there are about 2.5 million breast cancer survivors in the United States. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women, exceeded only by lung cancer.