Long before “Goody Two-Shoes” was used as an insult, she was the heroine of a 1765 children's book. Margery Meanwell was a poor orphan who received her first pair of shoes and proudly declared, “Two shoes!” From that moment on she was known as Goody Two-Shoes - not for being naive, but for her resilience, kindness, and courage. She grew up to be a teacher, a defender of the poor, and a beloved leader in her parish. 260 years later, her words continue to ring true - "It is not wealth, but virtue, that makes men great." 

Compassion and kindness are marks of pride, not shame. Stand with those who serve, protect, and uplift our neighbors in need with this shirt - designed and printed right here in Oklahoma. All proceeds support homeless services for our neighbors in need.