01/12/2022
After five years in business, we are beginning the process of closing our doors. All remaining inventory is available at 70% off and we are organizing our final sock donations to partner hospitals. This will be the last opportunity to purchase or donate socks through Resilience Gives.
Since working with a 14-year-old non-hodgkin’s patient named Samaury on our first pair of socks in 2016 to releasing our 121st style this fall, each design has shared a story of resilience from families experiencing the ebb and flow of their cancer journeys. And although no single pair of socks altered the course of a child’s disease, collectively, they made a difference. Whether it was raising $150K for pediatric cancer research, donating 12K pairs of socks to children in hospitals across America, or serving as a tangible representation to remind families that they weren’t alone in their fight, I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished and am tremendously grateful to you, our community, for making it possible.
And yet, I’m also deeply disappointed in the outcome. I started Resilience Gives as a direct result of my own cancer experience and worked to create an organization that would improve patient lives and thrive as a mission-driven business. Continue reading: www.resilience.gives/closing
