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BHS Clubs Collecting Shoes for those in Need
Students can bring in worn, but not worn-out, shoes to benefit those who need them.

Burlington High School's literary magazine Collab and the Future Teachers of America club are teaming up with Shoebox Recycling to host a shoe drive at from now until the end of the school year.
If you have any unwanted shoes at home that are “worn, but not worn out,” please bring them in to BHS and deposit them in any of the boxes you find around the school.
"The shoes will go to people in need, or will be refurbished or they will be disposed of properly, instead of taking up space in landfills needlessly," A post on the BHS English Department's blog states. "Bring them in to us! We’ll get rid of them for you! Besides, they have no resale value – nobody wants to buy your old shoes on eBay or Craigslist. It’s a win-win!"
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These shoes can be any style, and age. The only exceptions are:
- No huge winter boots
- No hockey skates or shoes with sharp cleats
- No shoes with holes in the soles
- No wet or mildewy shoes
If you have any questions, see Mr. Lally, the advisor to Collab, or Ms. Lombardo, the advisor to the Future Teachers of America, both of whom are on the English hall.
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Check out the video to the right from Shoebox Recycling.
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