Thank you for your email and for sharing with me information on your project on refurbishment of non-biodegradable sports shoes, which I must say is very interesting.

I appreciate your reaching out to the less privileged through this project and would like to take this opportunity to convey my best wishes to you in your endeavour.

I am referring your request for support towards this cause to themanagement of the Tata Trusts for their consideration. They will respond to you directly.

Your thoughtfulness reflects the extraordinary kindness of the American people. More than anything, please know that your kind words and support for our shared values motivate us each and every day.

We are pleased to be of support to you - All for a noble cause. Keep up the good work.

Really loved the concept of Greensole. The fact that they use an old pair of shoe and make it into a new pair for the needy, is a very innovative and impactful idea.

A noble cause! I’m happy to be a part of this and to encourage social entrepreneurship through innovation.

Greensole displays how a simple idea when thought about and executed can change the lives of millions of people while creating environmental and economic impact.

The slippers are not just beneficial for the needy but are also in demand by the youth, which perceives them as cool eco-friendly slippers.

Next time you think of throwing away shoes that you’re bored of, think of donating them to someone who could use them instead. "VOUGE INDIA"

This Company wants your old shoes, which it will refashion into trendy slippers that are also eco-friendly, and donate them to the unshod. "The HIndu Business Line"

Achievers you wouldn’t believe what they do with discarded shoes. "rediff.com "

“Sole”ful purpose: Fighting social inequality by recycling worn-out shoes . "DNA"

Mumbai-based athletes Shriyans Bhandari and Ramesh Dhami run hundreds of kilometers each year and in the process, they went through several pairs of sneakers. What was mounting up as a trash in their closets is now a startup, turning worn out sneakers into sandals. "Forbes"