• Our Story

    Shoes on Sale began as a shoe sale in a tent in Central Park in 1994. It was an inspired call-to-action of FFANY and Co-Founders Jodi and Jerome Fisher to join the generosity of the shoe industry alongside compassionate customers to raise funds to find a cure for breast cancer.

     

    Now in its 28th year, Shoes for a Cure is the largest fundraising event of the shoe industry and has donated over $60 million to fund First-Step research at nine of our nation’s leading research organizations.

    FFANY Shoes for a Cure FFCF Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation of New York Inc funding fundraising groundbreaking First-Step Breast Cancer Research FDRA

    Anne Fisher and guests at the Shoes on Sale gala, 2017

  • Our Mission

    Transforming the shoe industry's donations of footwear into dollars for first-step funding at leading breast cancer research organizations in the U.S.

  • 2023 Shoes for a Cure

    Charity Shoe Sale

    October 18 – 21 // Chelsea Market // NYC

    The 2023 Shoes for a Cure Charity Shoe Sale is a 4-day event created to drive the Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation's mission of raising funds in support of breast cancer research to help find a cure! The event will be held October 18-21st in New York City.

    Coming soon! Follow our journey on Instagram @shoesforacure

  • In the News

    • READ: FFANY Shoes on Sale Will Reboot After Longtime Partnership with QVC Ends
    • READ: FFANY Shoes on Sale: Anne Fisher Honored with Humanitarian Award – Footwear News
    • READ: FFCF and QVC Present FFANY Shoes on Sale
    • READ: 27th Annual QVC-FFANY Shoes on Sale Fundraiser Donations from Designers
    FFANY Shoes for a Cure FFCF Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation of New York Inc funding fundraising groundbreaking First-Step Breast Cancer Research FDRA
  • FFANY Shoes for a Cure FFCF Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation of New York Inc funding fundraising groundbreaking First-Step Breast Cancer Research FDRA

    Shoes for a Cure is the largest fundraising event of the footwear industry and has donated over $60 million to fund First-Step Breast Cancer Research through the The Fashion Footwear Charitable Foundation (FFCF) of New York Inc.