Yesterday, John and I were on Capitol Hill as part of the CEO Commission for Disability Employment's Hill Day. We spent the day in the offices of members of Congress and their staff, making the case for people with differing abilities.
Some of the most powerful moments we have experienced on any stage have happened in school gymnasiums and auditoriums, in front of young people who are still figuring out who they are and what they are capable of.
John’s Crazy Socks is joining the Art Crawl at our new space at 328A Main Street. We’re bringing chalk, sock templates, snacks, socks and John.
This year, we’re proud to open applications for the 2026 Autism Can Do Scholarship. Applications are due by June 30, 2026.
John’s Crazy Socks is moving into new space in Huntington Village, and we could not do it without the support of College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving Long Island.
One of the things I love most about this business is the moment a client reorders custom socks.
Golf tournaments want gifts that are memorable. That’s why more organizations are turning to something different: Custom socks.
John believes the keys to happiness are gratitude and doing for others. So, every year, instead of asking for gifts, he looks for ways to give them. We kid that John is like a Hobbit giving away gifts on his birthday
Earlier this week, John and I spent an evening with the Special Needs Parents group here on Long Island. We were invited to share our story, but what stayed with us most was the chance to listen.
