Funded an x-ray and veterinary tests for an injured badger.
2024Our biggest
year yet
New animals like octopus, dolphins and capybara, 39 charity partners and an A+ rating for measuring and offsetting emissions.

2024 in numbers
Bare Kind has been saving animals for over 6 years now with its sock profit donation model, and that time has absolutely flown by.
Every year when we pull together this impact report I'm amazed at what we have been able to achieve thanks to our lovely customers who decide to buy their socks from us.
The most exciting part of the job for me is always seeing the next animals we get to help save with our socks, and every year we are always adding more gorgeous designs in, with 2025 being no different. And remember we LOVE hearing what animals and charities you'd like to see us support. A lot of our charity partnerships have been born from being introduced through you, so thank you!
Here is to another year of saving animals with our socks!
— Lucy, Founder of Bare Kind
What your socks did
Every design is linked to a charity working for that animal. Here's what each one helped fund in 2024.
Provided 3 hedgehogs with a vital heating pad.
Paid for 9 squirrel feeders to help monitor local squirrel populations.
Provided specialist food for a family of young fox cubs for 6 months.
Funded a local otter rescue (fuel for the rescue vehicle) plus 8 days of food for an otter in care.
Planted 9 average living rooms' worth of wildflower seeds for bumblebees.
Contributed to projects including The Wildlife Crime Project and the National Bat Helpline.
Helped fund fencing that protects tree saplings from deer, protecting wildcat habitat.
Helped fund the SOS Puffin Project and beach cleans that removed 230+ bags of debris with 1,100+ volunteers.
Helped train and equip citizen scientists to monitor wildlife and support rewilding.
Contributed to a habitat case study for landowners and plants to create butterfly habitats.
Contributed to the care of cats and dogs looking for forever homes.
Helped train and equip citizen scientists to monitor wildlife and support rewilding.
Contributed to the Trust's work protecting 951 acres of land for people and wildlife.
Supported the creation of new hedgerows, creating vital habitats.
Covered the rescue of a deer hit by a car.
Supported 2 online school sessions inspiring young people to help seals.
Supported the mission to see at least 30% of the ocean under effective protection by 2030.
Helped remove 27kg of rubbish from the ocean.
Raised 6 juvenile lobsters through to release in the wild.
Supported surveys that recorded over 100 seahorse sightings in 2024.
119 turtle hatchlings saved through projects in Indonesia.
Covered 3 Shorewatch staff for a day of surveying along the Scottish coastline.
Paid for 175 mangrove trees planted at Mida Creek, Kenya.
Provided 123kg of sardines to rescued penguins in their care.
Covered costs for a class of 12 Namibian students at an Environmental Education field day.
Provided an orphaned elephant with specialised milk for a fortnight.
Helped provide food and medicine for an orphaned rhino.
Provided a ranger uniform, including metal-toe safety boots.
Paid for 3 months of animal tracking by the African Parks team.
Protected 9 acres of rainforest in Malaysia, home to tigers and leopards.
Protected 87 acres of tropical habitat through the Brazilian Amazon Fund.
Protected 16 acres in the Tropical Andes, habitat for rare amphibians.
Protected 60 acres of tropical rainforest for a year.
Protected 87 acres of tropical habitat through the Conservation Action Fund.
Each design purchased 10 microchips to monitor reintroduced mammals.
Planted 66 square feet of bamboo for pandas.
Helped engage local government to protect pangolin populations in Vietnam.
Supported care and rehabilitation for rescued sun bears.
Paid for 50 injections of pain relief for animals in care, plus 9 bags of corn for feed.
Provided 7 bales of hay for the resident horses and donkeys.
Contributed towards medicine, food and care for animals at the sanctuary.
Supplied 3 wildlife rangers with equipment to combat poaching and protect habitats.
Paid for genetic analysis of 3 wolf samples to track wolf populations in Slovakia, plus a mountain aid kit.
Covered 2 months of pain treatment for an arthritic bear and bought enrichment toys for 3 bears.
This is Bare Kind UK's charity impact report. Impact stats are verified with charity partners as examples of what sock donations could pay for. It is not a separate report for India, but every Bare Kind India pair supports the same promise: 10% of profits to the animals on your socks.
B Corp check-in
- Hosted 1:1 focus groups with wholesale customers to improve product development
- Measured and offset scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, rated A+
- Started developing socks with recyclable fibres
- Unsold and sample socks donated to Sal's Shoes for children in need
- Use less cardboard in packaging and stay plastic-free
- Prepare for the 2026 B Corp re-certification
- Explore a sock re-use and recycling programme
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Every Bare Kind India pair donates 10% of profits to charities protecting the animal on it.
