While we may not always get a chance to think about every choice we make as consumers, it’s nice to know that in some cases, you can have an impact on the world simply by doing the thing you were already going to do. Like buying shoes. When you buy a pair of TOMS, you’re also buying a pair of shoes for someone in need somewhere else in the world. Effortless giving, FTW!
The Buy-One, Give-One Model Is Still Simple, Still Awesome
Buy one, give one with TOMS.
By Doug PattersonSep 28, 2015
Doug Patterson
Doug is a writer and producer from Ohio. After taking films to Sundance and SXSW as an associate producer, he helped develop and produce Amazon's "Transparent." He joined GOOD in 2015 to write and produce content.
















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