the programs

Shoe Revolt’s consignment list gives customers an opportunity to learn more about the organizations we support. The seller assigns the consignment for the money that their shoes raise to the organization(s) of choice. This gives the buyer assurance that his or her purchase is going to organizations that are directly assisting survivors.

Shoe Revolt’s goal is to financially partner with programs to create a network of comprehensive and integrated, long-term rehabilitative housing and services for commercial sex trafficking victims. Shoe Revolt will work alongside with partners to help fundraise on behalf of their program to generate financial support. Funds raised will assist the programs in many ways, including improving facilities. Shoe Revolt will also work to gain funding and build new partnerships to establish programs in states that do not currently have any. In the end, Shoe Revolt and the network of programs will work together to achieve one goal - to enhance the lives of victims.

All of the organizations listed below provide counseling and mentoring services, and some offer housing, while others still need funding to build housing. The demographics of each program vary; some offer support to just women, others to all children, others to girls.

  1. courtney’s house
  2. vashti's voice
  3. gems
  4. breaking free
  5. veronica's voice
  6. beauty from ashes
  7. missey
  8. the well house
  9. hope house, n.c.
  10. the salvation army, promise program's anne's house
  11. mission21
  12. bilateral safety corridor coalition

If you are aware of programs that provide both immediate and long-term specialized housing and services for victims of commercial sexual exploitation and/or human sex trafficking, please have the program administrator send a potential partnership inquiry to [email protected]. Shoe Revolt is interested in assisting any program that is in need, as well as investing in the development of others. Shoe Revolt will ensure that the programs our customers invest in are legitimate and accountable for funds donated.