Our mismatched shoes reflect the heart of our ministry: You Don't Have To Be Just Alike To Be A Good Match

Leeboy learned to accept and appreciate people of different colors, cultures, and perspectives. He ran with curiosity toward “different people”, which most of us would shy away from. Learn more about Leeboy's Story Here

He was uncomfortable being around groups who looked and thought alike. He valued diversity and thought everyone who was a bit different had something valuable to offer. What others saw as different, he saw as unique.

He believed people who you wouldn’t think would go well together often make the best matches. We are all people with unique differences, and Leeboy believed that we all should spend more time celebrating our differences rather than trying to get others to be more like us.

LeeBoy often wore mismatched shoes as a fashion statement to stir conversation and connect with people.