Our Africa Sole Center Director, Lisa Novotny, has been invited to travel to Lomé, Togo, alongside our friends at Hope4Nations!

Their team has been serving and building relationships in Togo for years, and this trip will include ministry, leadership development, Bible school graduations, a two-day women’s conference, and time with key local leaders.

Lisa will be representing My360Project as we begin exploring what it could look like to bring our shoe program to Togo and potentially establish a future My360 Sole Center in Lomé.

And she won’t be going empty-handed!

Lisa plans to take 50–100 pairs of My360 shoes from our Uganda Sole Center to put directly on the feet of children in Togo while introducing local leaders to the My360 model and vision.

This is how My360 has always grown: through relationships, trusted local leadership, and people willing to GO and see what God may be opening.

A Sole Center is about more than shoes. It can mean local jobs, local leadership, sustainable impact, and thousands of children receiving shoes made within their own region.

We don’t know yet exactly what this opportunity will become.

That’s part of why we need to go.

After 10 years of My360, we’ve learned something:

When God opens a door, you have to be willing to walk through it.

Will you help us take this next step into Togo?

Give toward our TOGO TRIP through the link below. Every gift helps us GO, put shoes on children, and explore what God may be opening for the future.

Our vision is to create expandable shoes to protect the feet of children in developing countries and allow greater access to education. My360Project employs local artisans to build shoes with regionally-sourced materials benefiting and empowering their community.

The biggest asset of the My360Project is to employ the local people to build shoes and receive a livable wage along with valuable life skills working within a ministry that is focused on sustainability. With 300 million children in the world at risk for poor shoe health. Children are innocent and cannot control what economic status they're born into. At My360Project, we’ve made up our minds to help these children who are in need.

By washing children’s feet and giving them a much-needed pair of shoes, we can help change the trajectory of their lives. Washing their feet opens a connection to the child’s heart. Jesus left us a beautiful example by washing His disciple’s feet. Yet even before He washed their feet, there was a woman who came to wash His. Servanthood is the key for a person to be released from poverty.

Children need family, education, and community to have success. By providing them with shoes, we have the chance to help give them the success that they deserve. We have the opportunity to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a dark and broken world. For these children, shoes aren’t an accessory or a fashion statement. They’re much more. Shoes are life-changing.

Refund policy:

My360Project is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization. All contributions made to My360Project are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law and are considered irrevocable gifts once received.

At My360Project, we are dedicated to transparency, responsible stewardship, and maximizing the impact of every contribution toward our mission of bringing dignity, purpose, and opportunity to communities in need. To align with best practices for nonprofits and IRS guidelines, we have updated our reimbursement and refund policy effective January 1, 2026.

Key Principle: All Transactions Are Non-Refundable All payments made to My360Project, including deposits, donations, trip sponsorships, and any other contributions, are considered final and non-refundable. This includes funds raised through fundraising efforts, shoe sponsorships, or direct gifts. Once received, these funds are allocated to support our programs, such as shoe production, distribution, artisan empowerment, and mission trips.

Why This Policy? The IRS discourages nonprofits from issuing refunds on donations to prevent potential fraud, abuse, or misuse of tax-deductible contributions. Refunds could undermine the charitable intent of gifts and complicate tax reporting for both donors and the organization. By treating all transactions as non-refundable, we ensure compliance, maintain trust, and direct every dollar efficiently toward life-changing work in places like Mexico and Uganda. This approach also protects our supporters by upholding the integrity of their tax-deductible donations.

Thank you for your partnership in making a 360-degree impact. Your support enables us to empower artisans, protect children's feet, and disrupt poverty sustainably.

Togo, Africa Project - Lisa Novotny