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How can a message of inclusion bring such division? How can a message of love bring out such hate? These questions haunt us every June as Pride month approaches and we prepare to celebrate what should be a time of joy and acceptance.
At John's Crazy Socks, we are on a mission to spread happiness, and much of that mission is based on inclusion. We want to champion the possibilities in each of us and in everyone we meet. It's only natural that we carry an array of Pride-themed socks. As John would say, they are colorful, creative, fun, and "let me be me."
Imagine working a full-time job and receiving a paycheck for $10 a week. Not $10 an hour, $10 for the entire week. For thousands of Americans with disabilities, this is reality. It is time to eliminate the subminimum wage.
I write this article to urge the New York State Assembly to pass Senate Bill S.28 and end the discriminatory, dehumanizing practice of paying people with disabilities less than the minimum wage.
John’s Crazy Socks lit up the lanes at the PBA Tour Championship in Bethlehem, PA, where Co-Founder John Cronin and his brother Jamie celebrated their partnership with the PBA. As the official sock partner, John’s Crazy Socks featured performance socks showcasing the PBA logo and exclusive designs for stars Kyle Troup and Packy Hanrahan. John cheered on bowlers, shared smiles, and even made a TV appearance, embodying the spirit of inclusion and joy. Bowling has long been part of John’s life, and this partnership is a perfect match. Check out the full PBA collection and keep Spreading Happiness, one sock at a time!
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.
At John’s Crazy Socks, we believe socks are a fun way to express who you are. With over 4,000 styles, including awareness socks that give back to causes like the Special Olympics and Down syndrome advocacy, there’s something for everyone. Co-founded by John Cronin, a young man with Down syndrome, our mission is to Spread Happiness™ and support inclusion. Be bold. Be kind. Be you. Let your socks do the talking.
John’s Crazy Socks partnered with the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) to launch a special sock collection promoting train safety. Designed by student contest winners, these socks feature fun, non-slip train track bottoms and highlight the LIRR’s SOCKS campaign. The collaboration celebrates creativity, safety, and community while spreading happiness one sock at a time.
John Cronin, co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks, joined LuMind IDSC for an inspiring evening focused on Alzheimer’s in the Down syndrome community. With 92% of people with Down syndrome at risk, this event highlighted the urgent need for research and support. John and his family not only attended but also participate in critical studies and advocacy efforts. Read more about how they’re helping bridge hope and action, one sock at a time.
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.
In April 2025, we raised $4,667.59 for our charity partners. Through April 2025, we have now raised more than $804,153 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.
