HOW COVID-19 HAS IMPACTED HIPPY FEET
It’s been just over 4 years since we first started working on Hippy Feet, and in that time we’ve been fortunate to find a passionate group of supporters who want to help make a difference in the lives of young...
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FALL/WINTER 19 - LOOKBOOK
See the deliberate thought and retro style that went into creating products from our recent Fall/Winter release. Each of the products has grown our ability to help homeless youth in our community.Read now -
IS CONSCIOUS CONSUMERISM BROKEN?
In recent years, there has been a greater focus on using your power as a consumer responsibly. For many, this involves supporting brands they believe in and finding alternatives for companies that don’t share their values. With more and more companies adopting social missions than ever before, this poses an important question: Does supporting a cause-driven brand actually make a difference?Read now -
HIPPY FEET'S CUSTOM SOCK GUIDE
Whether it’s a one-off gift for a friend or thousands of socks as promotional products for your company, there are a lot of options out there when it comes to creating custom socks.Read now -
EVERYTHING ABOUT ANKLE SOCKS
It’s getting warmer, summer is just around the corner, and ankle sock season is upon us. Whether you’re looking to refresh your sock drawers or you’re just figuring out how to style the ones you have, we’ve got you covered.Read now -
WHAT IS POP-UP EMPLOYMENT?
Read nowYoung people who are experiencing homelessness face tremendous barriers to gaining employment. Every situation is different. They may not have access to reliable transportation. They may have a previous criminal record, little work experience, or be dealing with mental health issues. The list goes on. We take for granted that we have access to traditional means of generating an income. When the barriers to getting a legitimate job are too great, homeless youth will often turn to earning an income any way they can. At times, the only options available are unhealthy, dangerous, and even illegal. Supporting themselves becomes a matter of survival.
