Our mission is to inspire hope with new socks & flip-flops for unsheltered neighbors experiencing homelessness and communities affected by natural and man-made disasters.
Our Georgia Peach State & Sock Angel, Kristen Blythe, accepts socks donated by the Beta Club at Dutchtown High School, located in Hampton, GA.
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Sock'n It! with "Fish & Loaves" relief efforts for individuals without shelter. Founder, Elizabeth Butler, says, "If you can not feed a hundred, feed one." Socks will be distributed with each meal served on Father's Day 2023.
Displaced, transient, unsheltered men, women, youth and veterans experiencing homelessness
can walk an average of 10 miles a day and are more susceptible to foot problems.
Socks are the #1 requested item
in shelters across the nation.
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Homeless individuals are more susceptible to contracting Covid-19.
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High school students helped fill trailer with flip-flops after Hurricane Dorian hit the Bahamas
Thank you for socks for women and children's shelter in Florida
Florida Sock Ambassador
Socks for mega-size shelter after
Hurricane Harvey 2017
"Thank you! The shelter needed socks. Babies and elderly feet were cold."
- A Brown, Flood of 2016
Restoration Team, Baton Rouge
“My mother was diabetic and wanted socks to keep her feet safe and dry.
Thank you!" - Joanna L., New Orleans Hurricane Katrina 2005
FACTS ABOUT
BEING WITHOUT
HOUSING
1 in 30
children are experiencing homelessness.
8%
of people homeless are veterans
50%
of homeless individuals are over the age of 50
"My coach encourages us to volunteer and help others.
I want to help people who are in need of help."
Thank you. Donations help to cover costs associated with resources for delivery to those who need socks more.
High school sock drive
Gulf Coast Hurricane Sock Drives
Hurricane Harvey, 26 August 2017
Hurricane Irma 10 September 2017
Hurricane Maria 20 September 2017
Hurricane Florence September 2018
Hurricane Dorian 2019
Hurricane Laura & Zeta 2020
Hurricane Ida 2021
