Shoe Box

Clothing, footwear, clothing, sports, leisure shoe: shoe packaging items, but also a business shoe print media advertisements, but it is also personal collection, sorting, placing an indispensable shoes packaged goods.

Chinese name shoebox

Use a shoe packaging items

Meaning a shoe business advertising print media

Classification for women, men, children, sports, labor

Structural Classification corrugated wall paper, cardboard wall paper and so on.

Surface machining on a roll cover type, cover type, such as shaking up and down on

Each family has an average of five or more shoeboxes to 15 or so, shoebox has been with us and we can not separate the more approached our lives!

Looking shoebox development process, from the original monotonous, simple and has been developed to present the upscale, gorgeous, beautiful, practical, replace other items Holds package (in the family) the status quo, and the trend continues to develop well, and now it has With plastic shoebox of environmental degradation. With the development of China's footwear manufacturing, shoe industry has also been developed at the same time, China's shoe is now exported all over the country all over the world have a shoe manufacturing companies, especially the development momentum of Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang region rapidly, Insiders reveal privately with Guangdong has a Taiwanese shoe companies, the annual output has reached 200 billion yuan.

Shoebox divided: women, men, children, sports, labor and so on.

                                    

Shoebox structure: divided into wall paper and corrugated cardboard wall paper and paperboard die alone.

Shoebox shape: the world is divided into the finished cover type, cover type folding world, drawer type, cover type on the shake, shake up and down on the cover type.

Shoebox surface processing: There are color offset printing, screen printing flexible, water-based printing, etc., as well as the peritoneum, bronzing, embossing, punching.

With the development of the footwear and shoe industry, also led to the launch-related ancillary products, such as shoes with paper pocket, plastic bags, shoe trees, shoe marks, Baoxie cloth, shoes filled with paper.

The goal this year was 200 and more than 230 shoeboxes valuing over $11,000 were collected for the women in the community in time for the holidays.

Brightly decorated shoeboxes filled with little luxuries were distributed to Campbell River and North Island Transition Society, the downtown extreme weather shelter, Radiant Life Church, Salvation Army Evergreen House, Campbell River Women’s Centre, AIDS Vancouver Island, Salvation Army Lighthouse Family Services, Advocacy Services Centre, as well as Laichwiltach Family Life Society, Campbell River Public Health Unit and Campbell River Family Services.

This was the second year for the project in Campbell River coordinated by Alison Skrepneck and Susan Dyson and there was even more interest and support from the community this year.

The coordinators of the Shoebox Project thank everyone in the community for their generosity and support once again this year. The Shoebox Project aimed at women who have accessed shelter and outreach services, asked members of the community to fill shoeboxes with personal items that women having a difficult time may not buy for themselves.

                                    

Coordinators would also like to recognize all of those who helped promote the project, and the individuals, families, groups and businesses who got busy filling the shoeboxes for the women, and to those who donated extra items for the shoeboxes. Many thanks to the three drop off locations for collecting the shoeboxes: Coastal Community Credit Union in Discovery Harbour, Serendipity in the Garden and Sundance Java Bar. Special thank-you to the Samson family for use of their commercial space for storing and sorting the shoeboxes, the Campbell River Arts Council for use of their tables on sorting days, to Fresh Dental for their generous donation of dental items, and to the many volunteers who helped sort through and deliver shoeboxes to the shelters and agencies.

“It has been so heartwarming to see the support of the community and enthusiasm for this project,” Skrepneck says. “People enjoyed filling the boxes with special things they love themselves and creating a gift for someone who is less fortunate. Everyone has been so happy to hear about the success of the campaign.”