Treetops Hospice celebrate Odds And Socks Day
Awareness, Branch and support groups, Fundraising
Helpline:
Make your perfect match with your silliest odd socks and support of people affected by Huntington's disease.
What Are The Odds?
Huntington's disease is genetic with 50:50 odds of inheriting it. That’s a one-in-two chance. Odds And Socks Day aims to highlight the odds of inheriting Huntington’s.

Huntington’s disease is tough on families – it can affect your mum and dad, brothers and sisters. Pupils wear their silliest odd socks to school on Odds And Socks Day and get their classmates and teachers involved.

Odds And Socks Day is for everyone, everywhere. Our community help us to spread the word by wearing their odd socks, fundraising, and sharing on social media.

People wear their wackiest odd socks to work on Odds And Socks Day. We also have lots of people who make a day of it by hosting an event with activities (and cakes) to raise money and awareness.
If you already know that you want to take part, or, if you are still deciding but want to keep up to date with the campaign. Please fill out this form and we will add you to our Odds And Socks Day mailing list.
If you are planning to take part and have ticked that you would like our free branded pink and green socks, you will need to set up your JustGiving page which you can do below.
We have created downloadable posters and social graphics to help to raise awareness as well as a range of Odds And Socks Day materials such as stickers, sock bunting, colouring in activities and cake flags.

We can fundraising and events posters, social media squares and banners.

We will have Odds And Socks Day cake flags for those planning bake sales or bringing cakes to their event. There was downloadable sock bunting that could be printed in colour or in black and white to colour them in yourself. There will also be a colour in the sock activity to download.

You will be able to order balloons, stickers and banners from our fundraising team to use at school, workplace, care home, ward or home.