Say Hello Threads

Eight years ago, I walked out of a school building believing my son’s future had already been decided. Today, he’s thriving in high school, has regained so much of his life after leg surgery, and continues to teach me about growth, resilience, and still becoming.

Real Cold Weather Survival for Families, Caregivers & Communities 

Power outages can feel overwhelming for families raising individuals with disabilities. Here is what our family leans into during a storm and how we can learn from one another when routines are disrupted.

Clothing can do more than make a statement, it can help kids show who they are and how they treat others. In this back-to-school blog, we explore how messages like “Inclusion is within everyone's ability” and “love needs no words” on youth t-shirts can spark friendships, build confidence, and help create a more welcoming classroom. See how Say Hello Threads’ Inclusive Youth Tees Collection is helping kids stand up for kindness and inclusion, one shirt at a time.

These events are a testament to Richmond's commitment to inclusivity and accessibility. We encourage families to explore these opportunities and create lasting memories in supportive environments.

Not sure what to say to a parent raising a child with disabilities? This guide offers real, helpful language from parents who live it and shares how Say Hello Threads is making connection easier.

Here's your guide to the best local destinations for cooling off and playing together this season.

Supporting families of children with disabilities doesn’t have to feel overwhelming or uncertain. In this blog, we’re sharing five simple, heartfelt ways you can show up whether you’re a friend, a teacher, or a stranger passing in the grocery aisle. From leading with kindness to shopping with purpose, these small actions add up to big impact. Say Hello Threads was born from this very mission and we’re here to help make inclusion of disabilities visible, wearable, and real.