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John’s Crazy Sockshas introduced the world’s first pair of braille socks with tactile letters. The Braille Crew Socks have the word “Inspire” written in raised braille lettering around the top band, while the braille alphabet covers each sock. John’s Crazy Socks will donate 10% from the sale of each pair of the Braille Crew Socks to the Guide Dog Foundation.

In March 2024, we raised $10,667.60 for our charity partners. Through March 2024, we have now raised more than $712,659 for our charity partners. Giving Back is an essential part of our mission, and we are excited by our ability to support others. We continue to learn that the more we can give, the happier we are. 

John’s Crazy Socks, along with co-sponsors the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism and Rangam announced the winners of this 2024 Autism Can Do Scholarship

In February 2024, we raised $6,739.44 for our charity partners. Through February 2024, we have now raised more than $701,991 for our charity partners. Giving Back is an essential part of our mission, and we are excited by our ability to support others. We continue to learn that the more we can give, the happier we are. 

John sent a pair of his World Down Syndrome Day Socks to every member of the Congressional Caucus or Down Syndrome so they could wear them on World Down Syndrome Day (March 21).

In January 2024, we raised $12,508.22 for our charity partners. Through January 2024, we have now raised more than $695,252 for our charity partners. Giving Back is an essential part of our mission, and we are excited by our ability to support others. We continue to learn that the more we can give, the happier we are. 

John Cronin, co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks, and his Blue Devil teammates competed in the Special Olympics Long Island Snowshoe Competition. 

John’s Crazy Socks has introduced their official socks for World Down Syndrome Day 2024. Working with Down Syndrome International and the National Down Syndrome Society, John’s Crazy Socks created socks that celebrate people with Down syndrome and call attention to their capabilities and achievements.

People wear crazy socks to celebrate world down syndrome day and now John's Crazy Socks has made the Official World Down Syndrome Day Socks.  

When n2y, the national leader in creating and delivering educational materials and curriculum for the special education classroom, planned their annual summit they wanted a keynote speaker that could inspire and encourage. They found what they wanted when they invited John and Mark X. Cronin, the co-founders of John’s Crazy Socks, to kick off their gathering. 

Congressman Nick LaLota (NY-1) visited John’s Crazy Socks yesterday. He met with the staff and the father and son co-founders, John and Mark X. Cronin. John and Mark bootstrapped their start up into the world’s largest sock store.