It would be wrong to say TOMS shoes invented the Buy-One-Give-One model when it hit the market in 2006, but students of purpose marketing would agree that it quickly became the best-known company ...

If you're steering a brand that's out to do genuine good, it pays to take some lessons from Toms Shoes, founded in 2006 by Blake Mycoskie. The company offers two principle lines: footwear and eyewear.

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Just like TOMS, when you buy a pair of BOBS, Skechers would donate another pair to a child in need. Even the shoes were the same. And their name had a similar short, familiar feel.

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Chances are, you once owned a pair of these. That's because TOMS had the perfect product. Its one for one donation model made buying one of it's ...

Today, L.A.-based Toms Shoes kicks off its eighth annual One Day Without Shoes campaign with a new social media twist. Through May 21, if you Instagram a pair of bare feet and tag the photo with ...

Entrepreneur Blake Mycoskie has, to date, given away 140,000 pairs of shoes in the U.S., Argentina, Ethiopia and South Africa. Toms Shoes' model is sell a pair, give a pair away - Los Angeles Times ...

TOMS Shoes and its founder and chief shoe giver Blake Mycoskie in many ways define 21st century social entrepreneurship and corporate responsibility. The young, prominent, sustainable, and ...