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ALBERTVILLE, AL (WAFF) It will forever be known as the day they ditched their shoes. If you happened to be at Albertville High School on April 16th, you would have noticed a lot of bare feet. It all started with 14 year old freshman, Molly Katherine Millwood. She had a class where they adopted a child from Ethiopia to support. The project got her thinking about the kids in her own town."I just know the poverty and everything that goes on in our community, I wanted to be the one to make a difference," said Molly.When a major shoe maker told her they couldn help out, she jumped action to raise money, and "Aggies Without Shoes" was born."The majority of kids who participated, bought a shirt and I had a pledge banner signs, and about 80% of the kids who signed the pledge banner participated," she says.Molly helped raise $1800 and sparked a conversation about poverty in Albertville amongst kids, teachers and faculty. All of the money was donated to a local organization and will be used to buy shoes for needy kids.