when you buy a pair
resilience gives a pair to a child in the hospital
Josie's Snowman
Diagnosed with a pelvic tumor on a family trip to Disney World, Josie began treatment for Ewing's sarcoma in 2018. Currently two years out of treatment, Josie is a sweet and funny girl with a spunky personality. She co-designed snowman socks because she loves making snowmen with her family!
Angel's Polar Bears
Walking into Angel’s hospital room, it would be easy to confuse a chemo infusion for a dance party. Seemingly unphased by his medicine, Angel brings a never-ending, tenacious energy that makes his polar bear choice even more fitting.
Naaman's Penguins
Even on his worst days, three-year-old Naaman will drop everything he’s doing to waddle like a penguin. For Naaman, these flippered birds offer a reprieve from the world of leukemia. Although there have been setbacks, he is making good progress and has transitioned to maintenance therapy!
Itzel's Angel Wings
Itzel was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) in December, 2018. After 8 months of intense chemo and one year of maintenance therapy, Itzel is doing great and is excitedly counting down the last couple months of treatment! Wise beyond her years and with a giant heart, Itzel made Angel Wing socks "to remember all of the angels who were taken by cancer too soon."
socks with stories: paying it forward
This fall, 50 childhood cancer survivors are showing current patients that there is hope. Across the country, these survivors are visiting their local children’s hospitals and donate thousands of fun, non-slip socks to families in active treatment.
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