In many corners of the world, children lacking the most basic amenities such as shoes are still commonplace. However, one entrepreneur who saw this situation firsthand came up with a brilliant idea: “The Shoe That Grows.” Inventing a leather sandal that expands five sizes and lasts for years, 37-year-old Kenton Lee has successfully impacted thousands of lives around the world. In 2007, when Lee, from Nampa, Idaho, was volunteering at a small orphanage in Nairobi, Kenya, he had a lightbulb moment. “One day, I was walking with all the kids down a dusty road in the village,” he told The Epoch Times. “A little girl with a white dress was walking next to me, and I noticed that her shoes were way too small for her feet.” The girl had to cut open the front of her shoes in order to let her toes stick out. Witnessing this, Lee was sparked …