The Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation
Each year, FFCF's Shoes for a Cure is the largest fundraising event of the footwear industry, raising over
$60 MILLION
for groundbreaking first-step breast cancer research.
The 2024 Shoes for a Cure Charity Shoe Sale was a huge success! Thank you to our partners, volunteers, shoppers, supporters, and everyone who helped us raise runds in support of breast cancer research! It was a truly fun and meaningful way to celebrate 30 years working together to help find a cure. Our work is not finished – please donate today.
Our Mission
The Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation (FFCF) is a non-profit working to transform the shoe industry's donations of footwear into dollars that fund groundbreaking first-step breast cancer research at leading organizations in the U.S. Shoes for a Cure is the largest fundraising event of the footwear industry, raising $60 million over the past 30 years for this important cause. All donations are tax-deductible and benefit Breast Cancer Research.
Beneficiary Hospitals
The following institutes have received funding from the Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation to further first-step breast cancer research.
Board of Directors
Sandi Mines
President, FFCF
VP, Corporate Engagement, FDRA
Sarah Lubas
Vice Chair, FFCF
VP, Wholesale & Retail Concessions, Burberry
Susan Itzkowitz
President
Marc Fisher
Footwear
John Heron
EVP & GM, Børn
Berkshire Hathaway Shoe Holdings
Jill Hatton
Head of Business
Development, Sales
Caro
Faryl Gilston
Founder
& CEO
Faryl Robin
Matt Priest
President
& CEO
FDRA
Brenda Christmon
Sr. Director, Brand Communications
Rack Room Shoes
Carrie Rubin
President,
North America
Pentland
Kathy Forstadt
Senior Director of Merchandising
E-Commerce, Strategic Planning
Sandra Colon
Head of
Sales
Birkenstock
Nabil Aliffi
Chief Brand
Officer
Neiman Marcus
Emily Rockefeller
Breast Cancer Advocate, Philanthropist
450 Lexington Ave, 4th floor
New York, NY 10017
The Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation of New York Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization, with an IRS ruling year of 2001. Donations are tax-deductible.
© 2024