Run for Good Foundation

As part of a charity initiative, 53 indie music artists signed a single Saucony sneaker. The contributors came from 20 bands different bands who performed at the 2009 Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago, Illinois, including Yo La Tengo, The National and The Walkmen[].

The shoe will be auctioned off on MissionFish.org, with all proceeds going to Saucony’s Run for Good Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to combating childhood obesity.

Artists include:

The Jesus Lizard
Yo La Tengo
The National
Black Lips
Yeasayer
The Dutchess and the Duke
Ponytail
Bowerbirds
Pains of Being Pure at Heart
The Antlers
Fucked Up
M83
The Walkmen
Women
Pharoahe Monch
Killer Whales
Blitzen Trapper
Frightened Rabbit
Michael Columbia
Cymbals Eat Guitars

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Art Hoffman

RecordSetter record holder Art Hoffman has Guinness World Record holder Plennie Wingo’s autograph.

Hoffman bumped into Wingo in Santa Monica, California in 1973, and asked him why he was walking backwards. He discovered Wingo was in the midst of an 8000-mile trek walking backwards. Wingo had small rearview mirrors affixed to his glasses that originally caught Hoffman’s eye.

iD Tech Camps Trinity University

Attendees from iD Tech Camps Trinity Universitycreated a banner containing 81 signatures.

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Amber Byrd

Amber Byrd has 75 friends’ signatures on the walls and ceiling of her bedroom.

Darryl Learie

Darryl Learie collected the signatures, hair and quotes of 7 family members.

Michael Patterson

Michael Patterson signed a baseball 50 times.

Paul (Pabs) Melia

Paul (Pabs) Melia collected a total of 216 signatures on a soccer ball. The record was part of a week-long charity event. All money raised went to Ykids children's charity.