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A partnership making a difference

Orthofeet and Samaritan’s Feet are working together to deliver therapeutic footwear, prevent complications, and restore dignity to individuals around the world.

Samaritan's Feet volunteers delivering Orthofeet footwear to communities around the world
What this partnership helps deliver: donated footwear, prepared for distribution, delivered through trusted local partners, worn with confidence What this partnership helps deliver: donated footwear, prepared for distribution, delivered through trusted local partners, worn with confidence

What this partnership helps deliver

Donated Footwear — Orthofeet therapeutic shoes and insoles are provided to Samaritan’s Feet for global outreach efforts.

Prepared For Distribution — Shoes are sorted, packed, and matched to community needs through Samaritan’s Feet’s distribution network.

Delivered Through Trusted Local Partners — Community leaders and local organizations help place footwear directly into the hands of those who need it most.

Worn With Confidence — Recipients receive protective footwear that supports comfort, mobility, and dignity.

Partnership Impact since 2024

53,590 pairs of shoes donated
8,461 insoles donated
1,000 estimated pairs of socks donated

What each partner brings

Samaritan's Feet community distribution event with Orthofeet footwear
Orthofeet

Orthofeet

A global leader in therapeutic footwear designed to prevent diabetic foot complications, providing comfort, protection, and long term foot health.

Orthofeet

Together

Turning orthopedic footwear into a scalable health and prevention solution.

Orthofeet

Samaritan’s Feet

A trusted humanitarian organization with global reach, logistics, expertise, and community based distribution networks.

Why this partnership matters

Proper footwear and education can prevent pain, complications, and even amputation.

1.

589 million people live with diabetes globally, projected to reach 853 million by 2050.

2.

Diabetic foot ulcers are a leading cause of infection, disability, and amputation.

3.

Most amputations are preventable with early screening, education and proper footwear.

4.

81% of people with diabetes live in low-income and middle-income countries with limited access to foot care.

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