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Recent Socks For The Streets Awards
- Declan received the 2025 Youth Citizen of the Year Award
- Received the 2024 Congregation Award from Representative Brian Fitzpatrick.
- Declan received the 8th Police District Advisory Council Youth Community Service Award.
- Mary Jane Shissler received the 8th Police District Advisory Council’s Adult Community Service Award.
Socks For The Streets
Socks The For Streets is a Non-Profit committed to Warming the Feet and Hearts of those in need.
💜 JOIN US TONIGHT – FRANKFORD OVERDOSE AWARENESS EVENT 💜
Tonight, August 25th, we come together as a community to remember those we have lost to overdose, support those who are still struggling, and remind everyone that they are not alone.
🕊️ March: Meet at 5:45 PM at the Arrott Station
📍 St. Mark’s Church, 4442 Frankford Ave
🕕 Event: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Join us for an evening of remembrance, reflection, and action. The march will end at St. Mark’s, followed by a candlelight prayer service, BBQ, resource tables, and Narcan training in the church courtyard.
💜 Bring your family. Bring a friend. Bring someone who needs to know there is help and hope.
Tonight isn’t just about remembering those we’ve lost. It’s about standing together for the people who are still here.
We hope to see you tonight. 💜🕊️
#OverdoseAwareness #Frankford #Remembering #RecoveryIsPossible #HarmReduction #Community #SocksForTheStreets
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💜 THESE AREN’T JUST BANNERS. THESE ARE PEOPLE. 💜
As we recognize Overdose Awareness, I’ll be sharing pictures of the banners we created in honor of loved ones who have been lost.
Behind every picture is a life that was lived, a family that loved them, memories that will never be forgotten, and a loss that can never truly be put into words.
These faces deserve to be remembered.
These names deserve to be spoken.
These families deserve compassion, not judgment.
Addiction and overdose affect so many families, and no one should have to grieve in silence or feel ashamed of their loved one.
Tonight, we remember them. 🕊️
We honor their lives. 💜
We stand beside the families they left behind.
And we continue to remind those still struggling that there is hope, there is help, and their story isn’t over.
Please take a moment as you scroll through these pictures. Look at their faces. Remember their names. Remember that they mattered.
💜 Gone from sight, but never gone from the hearts of those who loved them.
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