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John Cronin, co-founder and inspiration for John’s Crazy Socks, was overjoyed at the opportunity to visit the Farm Dog Bakery in Longview, Washington. The Farm Dog Bakery makes dog treats in a beautiful commercial kitchen. Just as importantly, it provides meaningful opportunities for individuals with differing abilities to gain work experience. The dog biscuit bakery is part of larger transition programs operated by Life Works (The Arc of Cowlitz County). 
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In May 2023, we raised $24,808.20 for our charity partners. Through May 2023, we have now raised more than $624,301 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. 
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John Cronin together with his co-founder and father, Mark X. Cronin, made a special delivery to Sleepy  Coffee Too so they would have socks in time for the opening of their gift shop. 
John and Mark X. Cronin served as the graduation speakers at John F. Kennedy Jr. High School in Queens, New York. The father-son founders of John’s Crazy Socks delivered a message of hope and inspiration as the graduates closed out their high school experience and prepared for the next phase in their lives. 
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Working with a new charity partner, Gift of AdoptionJohn’s Crazy Socks recently introduced their Adoption Awareness Socks that celebrate the joys of adoption. John’s Crazy Socks donates 10 percent from the sale of those socks to Gift of Adoption. On Saturday, John delivered a package of these socks to parents who recently adopted a new baby with the support of Gift of Adoption. 
John’s Crazy Socks sponsored an event for non-profits put on by the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce and our co-founders, John and Mark X. Cronin, were out meeting with local and community leaders. 
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This past weekend, John Cronin, co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks and his friend and John’s Crazy Socks colleague, Andrew Oh, travelled to Ithaca, New York to compete in the New York Special Olympics 2023 Summer State Games.
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John and Mark X. Cronin, the father and son founders of John’s Crazy Socks, addressed the new members at the National Honor Society at John F Kennedy High school in Old Bethpage/Plainview. Their talk entertained and moved an auditorium filled with parents, teachers and the families of the 200 new inductees and ended with a standing ovation. 
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John’s Crazy Socks has introduced Adoption Awareness Socks to celebrate the joys of adoption. John’s Crazy Socks will donate 10 percent from the sale of these socks to the Gift of Adoption Fund. 

John’s Crazy Socks has a mission to show what is possible when someone is given an opportunity. What better way to fulfill that mission than to celebrate and support adoptions of children in difficult situations? 

“Making our Adoption Awareness Socks makes me so happy,” said Co-founder and Chief Happiness Officer John Cronin. “They celebrate the love of parents bringing a new child into their family.” 

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John’s Crazy Socks hosted Ashley Bunici, a student at the College of the Holy Cross, as part of the school’s Summer 2023 Alumni Job Shadow Program. The visit gave Ashley the opportunity to learn more about John’s Crazy Socks and the benefits of hiring people with differing abilities. 
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John and Mark X. Cronin, co-founders of John’s Crazy Socks, joined a panel of presenters for the webinar: Envisioning Possibilities: A Panel on Entrepreneurship for the Down Syndrome Community. The National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) organized the webinar. 
These compression socks are great for traveling or for anyone on their feet for a long period of time. Compression socks help promote better circulation for diminished leg swelling.  
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