A teacher from a local high school brought her class in for a tour. One of her students, a student on the autism spectrum, resisted. He did not want to come on the tour, but she prevailed.

The next day, the teacher called to share a story. That student had taken a picture with John. He printed it out and gave it to the teacher, saying, “You see, I can do anything.”

That's why our tours matter. That's part of our mission. It is important that people with differing abilities see people like themselves working and owning a business. It lets them know what's possible.

If you would like to take a tour of John’s Crazy Socks, visit this webpage: https://johnscrazysocks.com/pages/school-tours-of-johns-crazy-socks

If you want to hear John and me speak about inclusive employment, why it matters, and how to make it work, reach out at bookiings@abilitiesrising.com