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CORA'S VISION
 

MISSION & VISION STATEMENT

  • Our mission is to move kids forward through shoes by building confidence and eliminating bullying.

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  • Our vision is to engage with local schools and other organizations to provide a safe learning environment for students regardless of financial status, family background, or environment.

CHANGING LIVES ONE PAIR OF SHOES AT A TIME

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570+ pairs of shoes

*since 2018

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Increasing academic achievement/confidence.

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Combating inequities in

k-12 education.

Lifting Communities, Leading with Love

Individuals, Groups, and Corporations can volunteer, collaborate, or partner with us to make a lasting impact in the Hampton Roads, and Virginia community!

Sponsor A Student

Join our monthly giving program where you donate each month or make a one-time only donation by clicking the donate button.

$25

Covers the cost of a 

8-10C sized shoe.

$40

Covers the cost of a 

10.5C-3Y sized shoe.

$60

Covers the cost of a 

3.5-7Y sized shoe.

$75

Covers cost of a man or woman sized shoe.

Meet Our Founder

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Rebecca Adams

Cora's Vision was founded by Rebecca Adams, a sneaker lover with a heart

to give. Growing up, she didn't have the coolest shoes and experienced

bullying because of it. As a result, she grew up wanting to help kids with

similar stories. She believes a fresh pair of kicks can boost confidence in students and help eliminate bullying.

In 2018, she launched Fast Forward Shoe Drive, an annual

back-to-school event that provides shoes to students in need. The event gained traction in the Hampton Roads area, which caused Rebecca to establish Cora's Vision nonprofit in 2023. Originally named to honor her grandma, Cora, the nonprofit now honors her mother, Donna, as well by positively impacting and prioritizing youth in the community through the 11/27 Project.

As a 501(c)3 organization, Rebecca will expand her mission of building kids' confidence through shoes and introducing youth programs that will address inequalities in her community.

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