John Cronin, co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks and award-winning entrepreneur with Down Syndrome, and his father and co-founder, Mark X. Cronin, recently visited the Lexington School for the Deaf to give an inspirational presentation and unveil their “I Love You” American Sign Language socks. The Company will donate 10 percent from the sales of those socks to the Lexington School for the Deaf.
Every day, we work to show what people with differing abilities can do. We make this commitment because we want to make a better world for people like John and our colleagues with differing abilities. The world is better today for people with differing abilities though we still have a long way to go. The next frontier is the trio of jobs, housing and community.
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John’s Crazy Socks recently relocated to a new and larger facility and we want to celebrate. We are inviting all of our friends and supporters to join us for a Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening at our new offices and warehouse. The event will be held on Wednesday, June 8 at 12 noon.
Inclusion makes us a better business. It helps us recruit employees and, in a time, when many employers cannot find enough good workers, our commitment to inclusion measures we always have enough good applicants for our job openings.
On May 26, 2022, John’s Crazy Socks attended the Hauppauge Industrial Association [HIA] Trade Show at Suffolk Community College, Brentwood, NY. Long Island’s largest business-to-business trade show featured more than 150 businesses and 4,500 industry professionals and included seminars and break-out sessions throughout the day. John’s Crazy Socks was proud to be one of the exhibitors and was there to showcase its services for business – custom socks, corporate gifting, and speaking engagements.
The Special Olympics New York Spring Games came to Farmingdale, Long Island on Saturday May 21 and John’s Crazy Socks was out in force for the games. Our co-founder and Chief Happiness Officer, John Cronin, competed in three events as did our colleague Andrew Oh. And John’s Crazy Socks provided fun and games at the Olympic Village set up to entertain the athletes and guests between events.