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John’s Crazy Socks has donated over $800,000 to a wide range of charity partners, including the Special Olympics, the National Down Syndrome Society and the Autism Society of America.

John’s Crazy Socks will open a new store Friday at its Farmingdale warehouse. The opening of the store at 110 Bi-County Boulevard coincides with World Down Syndrome Day, celebrating the ...

A charity fundraiser is urging the people of Cambridgeshire to wear fun socks. Rock Your Socks is being held on March 21 to mark World Down Syndrome Day. To help raise funds for learning ...

John’s Crazy Socks has donated over $800,000 to a wide range of charity partners including the Special Olympics, the National Down Syndrome Society and the Autism Society of America.

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Less moralising and more fun: What we can learn from the golden era of women’s mags. Hosts of the Mag Hags podcast Franki Cookney and Lucy Douglas answer Press Gazette's questions.