Three students attending Africa Nazarene University in Kenya are leveraging their passions to create eco-friendly shoes from pineapple waste.

Abdullateef Lawal is the founder of Dixcoat Paints, a business aiming to boost Nigeria’s economy through locally-made, affordable paint.

Read about Because Accelerator alumnae Shubham Issar and how she promotes hand-washing to keep children healthy.

Farah Brunache is the founder of Lagatos, which expands internet access through a network of portable routers that provide Wi-Fi hotspots.

The Shoe That Grows is distributed to refugee children in Bangladesh’s Kutupalong refugee camp by Lifting Hands International.

Read why Ty and Melissa Gilmore decided to get their family involved with The Shoe That Grows through Wear-A-Pair.

Read about how one seventh grader distributed shoes for her Mitzvah project—doubling the goal she originally set.

Because International’s team steps away from their desks to go on three local shoe distributions—where they met Osman.

Hear from Lifting Hands International and how they’re using The Shoe That Grows to help refugees around the world.