Host a Shoe Drive with Shawn Spurrier

With the support of generous folks, vulnerable children are protected from disease, receive an education, gain confidence, and see new possibilities in life. Most importantly, they receive the priceless message of the Gospel.

How Shoe Drives Work

1. Sign Up: Register for a shoe drive at Buckner.org/shoes.
2. Coordinate: Work with your school, church, office, or club to organize the drive.
3. Promote: Buckner provides all the necessary materials, including:
   • Promotional instructions
   • Posters
   • Brochures
   • DVDs with promotional videos
   • Packing and shipping instructions
4. Collect: Gather new shoes and optional donations to cover shipping costs.
5. Ship: Send the collected shoes to the Buckner Center for Humanitarian Aid in Dallas, Texas. Buckner will distribute them to needy children worldwide.

Other Ways to Help

On Today’s Program, Rob Answers Listener Questions:

• My question concerns whether I should diversify where I invest. I'm 65 years old and have about $1.2 million, with half of that in a brokerage account with LPL and the other half in a previous employer's 401(k). My broker would like to transfer all the money to him, but I'm considering moving the 401(k) portion to a fee-based management account instead. I'm concerned about putting all my eggs in one basket, so I'd like to know if I should consider a different advisor for that portion of my investments.
• I paid off my house a couple of years ago, but the title company still has the title. Should I leave the title with them as a safe spot or take it out and put it in a safety deposit box or somewhere else? What should I do with the title now that my home is paid off?
• My husband and I are deciding the best time to replace my car. We're both retired, but he still works part-time for a couple more years. He thinks replacing the car while he's still working is better, but I have a 13-year-old car running great. I'm hesitating about trading it in. What's your opinion on whether I should replace the car now or wait?
• I'm pushing 80 years old, and I'd like to close many accounts. I don't even care about my credit score at this point. But how much of a hit does it put on my credit to close if I want to close three or four accounts?

Resources Mentioned:

• Buckner Shoes For Orphan Souls
• Rich Toward God: A Study on the Parable of the Rich Fool
• Find a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA) or Certified Christian Financial Counselor (CertCFC)
• FaithFi App