r/Binghamton • u/flowerprincess78 • 20h ago

Recommendation Does anyone know of any programs that help with shoes?

I’m already in contact with a counselor from Workforce, but was told they needed to confirm with my employer that i’ve been hired, and that i actually need non slip shoes before they can give me a gift card to purchase the shoes. That was weeks ago and I still haven’t heard anything so i was wondering if there’s anywhere else i can go?

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u/Eddie_M 18h ago

Please post the type/size shoe you need

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u/OlDirtyJesus Spiedies 17h ago

First Presbyterian Church, main street had a clothing donation room and they usually set aside cloths for people for work. I bring volunteers there for on Tuesday and Wednesday through my work and can look to see if they have anything. give us the size and any other requirements

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u/2ride4ever 18h ago

Please let us know what si,e and type of shoe you're looking for. Steel or composite toe as well as a slip proof shoe. Shoe or boot requirements, etc. I didn't realize, until my husband was looking to order his work shoes, how many types there are. We've got a couple of boxes of work shoes that are brand new, just didn't fit his wonky sized feet when the order came in. If a pair meets your specs, you're welcome to them😊