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.
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.