We walk alongside youth, transforming lives through footwear, sports, and education for Black, Indigenous, and visible minority children.
Empowering youth through footwear and education across communities
We believe every child deserves the chance to step forward with dignity and hope
Creating equitable access for Black, Indigenous, and visible minority children
From Jamaica to Canada, one pair of shoes changed everything.
From a single moment of kindness to a movement changing lives across Canada.
Began collecting and distributing shoes to local schools and community centers. Witnessed the immediate impact of proper footwear on children’s confidence.
Formalized partnerships with schools, shelters, and community organizations. Developed rigorous shoe collection and distribution protocols.
Officially registered as Legacy Shoes Exchange. Committed to providing equitable access to footwear and sporting equipment for Black, Indigenous, and visible minority children.
A simple pair of shoes can transform a child’s world. More than protection, they are a symbol of dignity, opportunity, and hope.
Dedicated individuals committed to creating opportunities for youth
Born in Jamaica, driven by a childhood memory of a teacher’s kindness. Transformed personal experience into a mission of empowerment. Moncelano holds a Bachelor of Arts in Justice and Public Safety with High Honours from the University of Guelph, as well as a Business Diploma from Humber College. He is a licensed member of the Law Society and brings a strong professional background in civil litigation. His practice areas include Municipal Collections Litigation, Personal Injury Law, Motor Vehicle Accident claims, Slip and Fall cases, and advocacy in Small Claims Court matters.
Moncelano’s professional experience spans work with the Provincial Government, Municipal Government, and a major hospital in Toronto, providing him with a diverse and well-rounded perspective on legal and institutional frameworks.
Beyond his legal career, Moncelano is deeply committed to community engagement. His passion for service is reflected in his extensive involvement with non-profit organizations, where he contributes as a board member and serves on committees and advisory groups.
Veteran educator with 30 years of experience supporting marginalized youth in Toronto’s diverse communities.
