Sunday, September 21, 2014

RAINBOWS SANDALS :)

A friend of mine and a huge supporter of Neema International, Leslie Vice, was able to get over 50 pairs of Rainbows Sandals donated to Neema International… SOOOO amazing-- I have had the same pair of rainbows for over three years, and have worn them daily in tanzania and they have never ripped or broken or even been the slightest bit damaged. I truly believe they are the most durable sandals in the world and was a HUGE deal for us to get so many pairs of them. Thanks so much to Leslie and to the Rainbows Sandals' Team!!


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