Last month we donated over 1100 pairs of socks to between the Venice Family Clinic and SharAMeal.net.
We are determined to do more this month!
Please let us know if there is a non-profit organization that will benefit a donation.
Also, you can also help us give back. We donate socks with every purchase!
First things first - We did it! We donated over 1000 pairs of socks this month. The donations were split between the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and the 1736 Family Crisis Center . We are not done yet as the Sock Panda pledges to donate another 1000 pairs this month too! **** Ok – so this is on my mind . . . . Summer and socks are not always thought of as a great pairing; especially these days with so many people working from home. Seems like sandals are more the norm. BUT . . . . Socks and Sandals can be an amazing pair!!!!!! I get it; this is normally associated with dorky dads or a last minute getaway...
Today I want to express my gratitude. The Sock Panda is able to endure because of our customers support. Whether you know us online (as many of you do) or have finally gotten to know at the Sock Panda Sock Shop in Culver City – we feel honored to have the best customers there can be.
Thanks to all the Dads, Papas, and Father-Figures! More often than not seen as the heavy in the good cop/bad cop mother/father relationship. The one you were most fearful of as a child but the one you most wanted to make proud. Or was that just me? Mom – could really let me know something too! LOL Alighty then, leaving personal issues aside, as with many things in life, the expected role of Dads has changed a lot over the last few decades. Now, media and brands encourage Fathers to be the ‘complete’ man; one that is actively involved in the upbringing of the children rather than a periphery figure – and, like Mothers, a parent that needs to be celebrated. Whether...
Kids are AMAZING! This is an unprecedented time; the world has never seen this many children out of school at the same time. Their emotions are mixed as some are celebrating the time off, and others are unnerved and anxious about the change in routine. In a situation like this it is normal to feel sad, worried, confused, scared or angry. However, most children are being resilient and are learning to stay positive in these times of uncertainty. They are now distance learning, finding new ways to entertain themselves and even pitching in at home – our kids are truly amazing! Now it is graduation time. While this event will look different than it has in the past (as most...
