Three Hawaii Job Corps workers helped Teri Edmonds with cleaning, organizing, painting and general sprucing up at her Wailuku footwear and shoe-repair business, If The Shoe Fits in Wailuku. In exchange, proprietor Edmonds provided retail sales training and on-the-job experience. One of the students will be returning as a part-time employee of the business, according to a news release.
Meanwhile, If The Shoe Fits and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui have completed a shoe donation drive for 2012 and collected more than 2,400 pairs. BBSS receives income from commissions on sale of the shoes through the Savers thrift store.
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Hawaii Job Corps workers Rubina Lancao (from left), and Anti Lazerus helped Teri Edmonds recently at her Wailuku footwear and shoe-repair business.
