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John and Mark Cronin of John’s Crazy Socks joined the fifth-anniversary celebration of One For All Gift Shop in Southold, NY—a store founded by Theresa and Sean DeMarco that champions entrepreneurs with differing abilities. What began as Sean’s dream has grown into a thriving business featuring products from over 70 neurodiverse creators nationwide. The event, held on Halloween, was filled with joy, costumes, and a shared mission to show what’s possible when inclusion and purpose lead the way.
Johnnever misses an election—and for good reason. At John’s Crazy Socks, inclusion isn’t just about work or community—it’s about civic life, too. John proudly votes in every election, big or small, because he believes that’s what good citizens do. He studies the issues, makes his own choices, and shows that people with differing abilities deserve a voice in shaping their communities. His enthusiasm reminds us that democracy works best when everyone participates—joyfully and informed.
One For All Gifts, founded by Sean DeMarco and his mother Theresa, is celebrating five years of empowering neurodiverse entrepreneurs. Supported early on by John’s Crazy Socks, the shop now features handmade products from more than 70 creators, showing the power of inclusive entrepreneurship and the joy of purpose-driven business.
Discover how every sock purchase from John's Crazy Socks helps create meaningful jobs for people with differing abilities. Meet inspiring employees like Andrew, Nick, and Maggie, and learn how inclusive hiring leads to great business results—and spreads happiness with every order.
At John’s Crazy Socks, representation isn’t just important—it’s transformative. When people with differing abilities see others like themselves thriving at work, it opens up new possibilities. From warehouse tours to keynote talks, John and his team show what true inclusion looks like. More than half of their employees have differing abilities, proving every day that talent knows no limits. This post highlights why visibility matters, how it inspires confidence, and how John’s Crazy Socks is helping people say, “You see, I can do anything.”
At John’s Crazy Socks, we believe in spreading happiness through every order we ship. That’s why we hire and train our own Sock Wranglers in-house. Most of our team members have differing abilities and earn their roles through hard work. We focus on community, respect, and building real opportunities. Our inclusive hiring process helps us deliver joy and quality every single day.
Celebrate Father’s Day with a gift that’s fun, meaningful, and full of heart. John’s Crazy Socks offers unique socks for every kind of dad, from grill masters to pun lovers. Plus, every purchase supports jobs for people with differing abilities and raises money for great causes. Make Dad smile and spread happiness with every pair!
At John’s Crazy Socks, we believe every voice should be heard at the polls. Our co-founder, John Cronin, who has Down syndrome, leads by example as an active and informed voter. Learn about the importance of accessible voting for people with differing abilities and how we can all help make democracy more inclusive.
John’s Crazy Socks joined the 5th Annual Huntington Art Crawl for a day of art, community, and joy! Co-Founder John Cronin and his family volunteered, painted a mural, and spread happiness throughout the village. A heartwarming celebration of creativity, connection, and giving back.
John Cronin, co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks, delivered a major donation to Special Olympics New York and won silver in the 100-meter dash at the Spring Games. His visit highlighted the company’s mission of giving back, with over $150,000 donated to Special Olympics and $800,000 to charity overall.
John and Mark Cronin, co-founders of John’s Crazy Socks, inspired Healthfirst HEART Connections Group with their powerful message of inclusion, ability, and opportunity. Sharing their story of building a thriving business rooted in valuing all abilities, they showed how hiring differently-abled individuals isn’t just right—it’s smart business. Their visit sparked hope, gratitude, and a call to action to spread happiness and create real change.
