Our disease does not define us.
Our resilience does.
HOW IT WORKS
WE DONATE SOCKS TO PATIENTS
FAMILIES & FOUNDATIONS CREATE CUSTOM DESIGNS
COMMUNITIES RALLY TO SUPPORT PATIENTS AND FUND RESEARCH
IMPACT
Each purchase results in…
a donation to the designated foundation to improve and save lives
supporters receiving well-made socks
others having the opportunity to make their own design and create their own impact
My little sister, Ellie, couldn’t totally understand cancer, but she knew that bald brother = sick brother.
- Jake, Founder
By Patients | For Dignity
We are a community of patients, survivors, loved ones, and organizations supporting each other during treatment and fundraising for health causes close to our hearts.
SHOP SOCKS WITH STORIES
Each design is inspired by powerful human experiences and every purchase helps improve patient lives.
create your OWN socks
Rally your community with a meaningfully personal pair of custom socks. We'll pair you with a professional designer to create your personalized socks, or you can upload your own design and they'll bring it to life.
Partner with us
Our partnerships are centered around a common goal of improving patient experience.
Testimonials
The socks gave Charlie's friends a tangible way to show their support - the entire town became active participants in his recovery. Together, we've raised over $7800 to help fellow cancer patients pay their bills.
Jen
Mother of Leukemia Patient
When I put them on, it makes me feel happy.
Samaury
Lymphoma Patient
Our family worked on this project together and it empowered us with something to look forward to while facing a grim diagnosis. It has truly lifted us in a way I really don't even know how to put into words.
Lisa
Aunt of Brain Tumor Patient
Thank you soooo much. If anyone knows me, they know I love good, fun socks. :)
Tiffany
Breast Cancer Patient
Our community put on multiple fundraisers for our family, and this was by far, the most effective.
Travis
Father of Leukemia Patient
I made socks to support the Rally Foundation to help kids get out of the hospital faster.
Emma
Leukemia Patient
