Showing posts with label Amy Gunther. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amy Gunther. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

ETNIES & KCDC (boxes with donations)

Hey! This morning I went to the YMCA, did my cardio and weight routine. In the afternoon, that's when the hard part started. Ride the subway from Nostrand St. to Canal St., walk to Greene St. to pick up a huge amount of boxes at ETNIES Showroom. Alex helped me to move the boxes from the basement... Yo! Thanks for that! Cuz' I know you had had a busy day.

I waited a couple of minutes for the car service. The driver was a strong Domican guy who help me to carry the boxes from the showroom's entrance to the car, and then help me to unload the boxes at BedStuy, Brooklyn. My brother, Gabo, help me to carry the boxes upstairs to my apartment. We placed all the shoes in our living room and took photos for the record: all the shoes are size 9 (men) and there are four size 7 (women).


Muchas, muchas, muchisimas gracias a ETNIES and to Alex!!!!

We hope the Cubans get to destroy all those kicks skating the street of Vedado!

Then at 7 PM I rushed with my groceries mini-cart to KCDC by subway. There I pick up a box with clothing and 9 used boards. Those boys at the shop are always so sweet and sicked with the project... I wish we had enough budget to get ya' all down to Cuba! Anyways, much thanks for your help loading the mini-cart, and, of course, the used boards.


Nice selection of clothing by Amy, from KCDC: Assorted T-Shirts (men), NIKE sweat shirt & pants, skirts, Volcom jeans and pants (girls), a polo and a hoody.



Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Today at KCDC


This afternoon under the rainy weather we made it up to KCDC, a skate shop in Williamsburg, NY.

Amy Gunther, owner, was delighted with our project. So we headed back to their inventory and filled a box with new clothing for boys and girls. This next week we will pick it up, with the rest of the used boards that they've been saving for us.



But I just could not believe she keep saying, "I wish I could donate more...".

What!? She is the best! Thanks Amy, we are really proud of you for being a strong-workaholic female, and owner of the best skate shop of Brooklyn.