One white sock. One conversation that could save a limb.
Every September, PAD Awareness Month, we wear a single white sock on an exposed leg. It is small, it is strange, and that is exactly why people ask about it.
See the campaign in action
A small act with a loud message
It points to the lower extremity
A single white sock draws the eye down, to the limb, and to the people whose lives are changed by amputation.
It names a real gap
It calls attention to patients who cannot afford basics like diabetic socks, the small things that protect a limb.
It starts the conversation
People notice. They ask. And that question is an opening to talk about peripheral arterial disease before it costs someone a leg.
Wear it. Share it. Tag us.
Put a single white sock on an exposed leg, take a photo, and post it, then tag @thesalsalorg so we can share it.
New this September



Take the pledge
Add your name to the White Sock Campaign™ and we will keep you posted for September.
Awareness is the first screening.
Once you have pledged, help us reach further, at a screening, in the Learning Center, or with a gift.