John’s Crazy Socks will host a Training and Education Session presented by with Kathy DiBenedetto, the Director of Infection Prevention and Control at Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center. We will broadcast this session online on the John’s Crazy Socks Facebook page:
John Cronin, co-founder and inspiration for John’s Crazy Socks, brought a little cheer to the markets today when he rang the closing bell at the NASDAQ. John became the first entrepreneur with Down syndrome to ring the closing bell.
COVID-19 is upon us and we need to take action to protect our colleagues and our community. We are particularly concerned because many people with differing abilities have immune system issues and therefore, are particularly vulnerable to this virus
John Cronin, co-founder and inspiration for John’s Crazy Socks, a company built on spreading happiness and giving back, presented a check for $7,500 to the Special Olympics – New York.
How do we refer to John? What words should we use? Start with the concept that John is a person first. He happens to have Down syndrome just as he happens to have brown hair and a quick smile.
John and Mark and John's Crazy Sock are featured in a new film called Igniting Impact which highlights businesses with a social impact.
Amazon may have their Prime Day, at John’s Crazy Socks, we celebrate John Day. August 11 marks John’s half-birthday and that’s as good a reason as any to celebrate.
Everyone offers thank you gifts in their crowdfunding campaign, usually shiny new products that promise to change your life. What would you say to thank you gifts that touched your heart and truly made you happy? What would you say to crowdfunding gifts that made you feel good?
