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My Toms Shoes now have a hole. You can see the right toe has worked through and the left has a similar mark, meaning it will break through soon enough. As I noticed this, I began to ask myself questions about the non-profit that I hadn't asked before:

• kids grow out of their shoes quickly. Do they have programs to give consistently to the same children?
• I barely walked in these shoes compared to kids who walk miles to school every morning. Do they replace holey shoes? I guess holey shoes are better than no shoes. 

It made me wonder about programs that I get sucked into purchasing from. I feel as though I should ask more questions and do more research. Not discounting Toms Shoes in the least. They have a great cause and do great things for children and it looks like from what I read on their website, their program is pretty sound. I'm sure someone asked these questions before. I'm sure they have answers.