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Help Us Warm The Feet of Foster Youth This Holiday Season!
Posted by Chris Bentvelzen on
If there's anything we know well, it's SHOES and FEET.We also know that Treehouse, a nonprofit serving our state's foster youth, really needs adult-size socks and athletic shoes this holiday season.*****That's why we're hosting a SHOES-n-SOCKS holiday donation drive this month, and we need your help to fill the barrel! Between now and January 2, please visit us in-storeto drop off new-in-box/package shoes and socks. Plus, for every pair of socks sold this month, SHOES-n-FEET will donate one dollar directly to Treehouse!Can't make it into the store? You can still help! Click here to make a cash donation directly...
Meet Be You runner Diann Strom
Posted by Hanson Lee on
If Diann told you that her running journey began only 8 weeks ago at SHOES-n-FEET, then she’d be telling you the truth. A native Texan, Diann lives in Bellevue with her husband and five-year-old son, works for Puget Sound Energy, and is officially part of the Be You training program!
Meet Be You runner Olivia Wong
Posted by Hanson Lee on
From running a half marathon across the Golden Gate Bridge in 2013 during San Francisco’s Golden Gate Half Marathon to experiencing the magic of running through the heart of Disneyland’s Star Wars Half Marathon in 2017, Olivia has a storybook of memories to add to her running resume.
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Meet Be You runner Alan Sharp
Posted by Hanson Lee on
Alan Sharp never thought that running could be a part of his life until he first joined the Be You Training Program in February of 2018. At the time, Alan was looking for group exercise and a new way to be social, and discovered the group to be a community full of positive energy and new friends.
- Tags: 5k, bellevue, community, lake hills, running
Meet Be You runner Kate Lewellen
Posted by Hanson Lee on
Running began for Kate in middle school when she found that her love for soccer came from getting to run up and down the field. This self-discovery would have Kate pursuing cross country and track in high school, which led to her inevitable running-filled future! Any great runner will tell you that it’s all about the little things, and for Kate, it’s no different. Rain or shine, Kate can’t run without her Boston Red Sox hat. This prized possession is a must when it comes to her running attire and is considered tradition. As a go-to pre-run snack, Kate can’t...
- Tags: 5k, bellevue, community, family run, running