6 Great Socks For Autism Acceptance Month 2022

April is Autism Acceptance Month! As a company co-founded by a man with Down Syndrome, we understand the challenges people with Autism face as well as the capabilities they possess and the contributions they make to society. At John’s Crazy Socks, we employ people on the autism spectrum because they can help our organization achieve its mission. These colleagues make important contributions to the organization every day and we count on their performance. We emphasize what people can do, not their limitations.

1. Autism Word Search Crew Sock $13.99 Isabella Blake is the winner of our 2021 Autism Can Do Scholarship with these amazing Word Search Crew Socks. Each pair of socks has a word search game with 12 words associated with autism: Autistic Pride, Spectrum, Neurodiversity, Respect, Acceptance, Inclusion, Stimming, Autism, Self Advocacy, Community, Rainbow Infinity, and Special Interests. Also, if you love to give back as we do, 10% from every purchase of the Word Search Crew Socks will go toward the Autism Can Do Scholarship.

2. Autism Awareness Heart Balloon Unisex Crew SocksWe want the colors to speak of the joy of knowing people on the autism spectrum. We want the sock to be a celebration of people on the autism spectrum.

3. Autism Awareness Hot Air Balloon Crew Socks These beautiful socks have hot air balloons rising above fluffy clouds, set against a gorgeous sunset. The words on each sock say, "Autism Awareness" and "Rising Above Every Challenge".

4. Autism Awareness Socks Unisex Crew Sock Our Autism Awareness Crew Socks celebrate all people on the autism spectrum. The colorful puzzle represents the many capabilities and contributions of people with autism.

5.Autism Awareness Socks Unisex Knee High Sock The colorful puzzle represents the many capabilities and contributions of people with autism as well as the sometimes puzzling nature of the autism spectrum. We want the colors to speak of the joy in knowing people on the autism spectrum. We want the sock to be a celebration of people on the autism spectrum.