--especially for those of us with disabilities. KIP is here to empower disabled people with shared knowledge from our community of care.
Shopping
"Shopping" is a collection of businesses that focus on the disabled community as their main demographic or creators.

Aspire Accessories
Accessory Shop
Aspire Accessories is a program of The HUB Houston, a non-profit in Houston, TX. We employ artisans with Autism and neurological differences who earn competitive wages while learning transferable job skills. We provide a solution to what is known as the "services cliff" for this population of individuals once they age out of the supported school-based environments.

BILLY Footwear
Footwear Shop
BILLY was founded upon the principle of Universal Design, the concept of creating accessible, inclusive and user-friendly products and environments that serve and improve the experience for everyone, regardless of ability or other factors. Our innovative shoes feature zippers that wrap around the side and toe, allowing the upper to open completely. This makes putting on shoes effortless and independent for all, including those with mobility challenges.

Bitty and Beau's Coffee
Coffee Shop
Amy & Ben Wright are the proud parents of four children — Lillie, Emma Grace, Beau and Bitty. Lillie was born with autism, and Bitty & Beau were born with Down syndrome. After learning over 80% of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are unemployed nationwide, the Wrights decided to create a place where people with disabilities are valued & given opportunity for meaningful work. The model? A coffee shop, with an unforgettable staff that changes the way people see other people.

Center for Creative Works
Artwork Shop
The Center for Creative Works (CCW) is a progressive art studio that is part of an international movement, redefining the role of artists with intellectual disabilities within the contemporary art world. CCW focuses on the professional development and representation of artists with intellectual disabilities, offering a space where individuals can explore their potential, gain visibility, build their artistic practice and share their unique human experiences. With studios in Philadelphia and Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, CCW supports artists to gain social capital through professional, artistic practice and recognizes the value in sharing the unique human experience through creative contribution. CCW fosters artistic growth by providing artists with access to a professional studio and relevant support, allowing them to build portfolios, exhibit work nationally, and engage with the broader art community.

Common Roots Farm
Food Shop
Our farm is a place where people of all abilities can learn new skills, strengthen their social networks, and contribute valued products to our local economy. We offer horticulture and farm skills training, internships to people with developmental disabilities, environmental and gardening education, and micro-enterprise opportunities on a roughly four-acre urban organic farm in Santa Cruz, CA. We are taking care to make our farm as physically accessible as possible, working to accommodate those who use mobility aids, have sensory integration challenges, or otherwise have difficulty accessing most farm or riparian settings. We aim to grow and sell organic food that is nutritionally dense and very fresh.

Gabi's Grounds
It all started with Gabi’s Grounds. Today, Gabi’s Workforce has grown into a multi-faceted business. But we remain committed to our roots, brewing empowerment with your support of each purchase of Gabi’s Grounds coffee and related items. Become part of Gabi’s Family & receive 10% off your first order! Every order comes with a signed thank you note from Gabi!
Coffee Shop

Guide Beauty
Makeup Shop
GUIDE Beauty, led by Founder Terri Bryant is redefining the beauty industry with award-winning, uniquely designed and simply beautiful products that bring joy to a broad universe of makeup users. From the beginner learning new techniques, to those who have challenges with movement or strength, and even the professional makeup artist on set, our mission is #ConfidenceByDesign.

Jack and Bec
Art and Clothing Shop
Jack and Bec™ is female founded and family operated from San Antonio, Texas. Some key topics reflected in Jack and Bec's art include body positivity, representation of marginalized or disabled bodies, social justice, and mental health awareness. Their original art, inspired by 60's and 70's art and fashion, organic shapes, and color theory, can be viewed on their Instagram @jackandbec or website Jackandbec.com. You can also view the fat girl and deaf girl duo making magic @jackandbec on Tiktok!

John's Crazy Socks
Sock Shop
We have a social mission and a retail mission, and they are indivisible. We want to show what is possible when you give someone a chance. Every day, we demonstrate what people with intellectual disabilities can do. And we believe in giving back: we donate 5 percent of our earnings to the Special Olympics as they’ve played a vital role in John’s development. We match our social mission with a commitment to be a great sock store. We have socks you can love with the widest array of fun, unique and beautifully designed socks that let you express your passion and personality. And we deliver those socks with fast, personal service. We provide same-day shipping and every package includes a hand-written thank you note from John and some candy. We love what we do. We hope you love our socks and that your experience with John’s Crazy Socks brings you happiness.

Mighty Well
Medical Device Shop
Mighty Well was co-founded by three best friends, who draw from their collective experience as patients and caregivers. Their entrepreneurial journey began with Emily's challenging experiences with medical supplies and living with PICCs (PICC lines) and an implanted chest port. The team believed the standard of care deserved a transformation - one that prioritizes patients and equips them to be informed advocates. Through trusted learning resources, innovative products, and unwavering support, Mighty Well® empowers you to manage your medical devices with confidence & comfort.

Little Wins
Medical Equipment Shop
LittleWins is a community dedicated to connecting families looking to repurpose durable medical equipment, whether buying, selling, or donating. Whether you’re buying, selling, or donating, LittleWins brings families together to give kids in need the tools to thrive. Our marketplace helps people directly buy and sell equipment, supplies and other items from each other, so there’s no need for insurance. We are in this together. Join our online community to connect with other families and caregivers. You can post a message about the kind of equipment you need, or just join us to connect. We are excited to meet you.

Outshine Labels
Clothing Fundraising Shop
Shortly after our youngest daughter, Ava, was diagnosed with Williams Syndrome at 14.5 months old, we started a journal and an Instagram account to share our story and make sense of it all. But it ended up turning into something greater. We ended up connecting with special needs families all around the world, and began sharing their stories, too. Because even though their lives are hard at times, the positive life lessons that we learn from others’ experiences is something that we want the whole world to hear. But sometimes, we need more than just emotional support. We need financial support, too, for medical costs, care, special items, and more. That’s why we decided to create Outshine Labels, an online marketplace for disability advocates that helps families like mine, earn extra money for their families. We also partner with nonprofits within the disability space too - to help them sell merchandise that builds awareness and funds their mission!

Patti + Ricky
Adaptive Fashion Shop
Patti + Ricky is the Adaptive Fashion Marketplace for adults and kids with and without disabilities, chronic conditions, patients, seniors, and caregivers. Shopping does not typically include or embrace differences and individuals with disabilities. Patti + Ricky changes this with an inclusive shopping experience for all. We hope Patti + Ricky continues to positively impact lives every day. Each year we donate 10% of our profits to non-profit organizations that support inclusion and provide access for individuals with disabilities and chronic conditions.

Slick Chicks
Adaptive Clothing Shop
Our mission is to empower individuals by making everyday dressing easier for those with limited mobility. We believe everyone deserves clothing that offers a sense of self, dignity, and independence. By enhancing the accessibility of apparel, we champion the voices of people with disabilities and ensure that everyone can experience the freedom and confidence they deserve. Our ambassador community is made up of over 50 driven and influential champions for inclusivity and accessibility. As a team, we work closely with our ambassadors in order to share each of their individual stories in the most personalized and uplifting way.

Spectro Dolce
Sweets Shop
With an unemployment rate of more than 85% among adults diagnosed with autism, we wanted to create a safe place for individuals on the spectrum to gain meaningful workplace experience while preparing for a career in a field of their choosing. SpectroDolce is that place. Our staff is made up of almost all neurodiverse adults. We provide training, support, and a meaningful workplace experience while simultaneously running a thriving confectionery business. When you shop with us, you are directly helping close the employment gap for this population, and creating hope for a generation of individuals looking for an equal opportunity to find a sustainable career and a higher quality of life.

Spoonie Sister Shop
Clothing Shop
I opened Spoonie Sister Shop in October 2018 to help raise awareness of all chronic illnesses. I thought it would be a nice side hobby to distract myself from my own symptoms, and hopefully maybe I could spread a *little* joy and awareness along the way. But WOW! It quickly grew into an incredible movement that I couldn't have even begun to imagine when it first opened!! Spoonie Sister Shop has now helped thousands and thousands of chronic illness warriors feel empowered and supported through cute, modern chronic illness awareness apparel! I also now help spoonies to be their own boss through a successful Etsy shop with my self-paced online course: Etsy Grow to Pro. Thank you so much for stopping by, and thank you for supporting a small spoonie business!

The Spotlight Project
Bracelet Shop
Our founder Rachel has her doctorate in physical therapy and currently works as a physical therapist in a special needs school treating students up to the age of 21. Her work in the school system led to her interest in discovering what career opportunities were available to her students as they graduated into the workforce. What she learned is that the unemployment rate for adults with disabilities is 80%, and many of the jobs available do not offer a creative platform, promote growth, or give the individual a voice to speak. Based on these findings, she had two choices; dwell on the disappointing reality, or do something to ignite a change. This led to the creation of The Spotlight Project. We’re inspired to create a stage for our members to display their creative talents to the world. We wish to give them the spotlight, give them a voice, and show society the greatness they can achieve.

Unhidden
Clothing Shop
Unhidden is an award winning, adaptive and universally designed fashion brand. Founded by Victoria Jenkins, one of the UK’s leading adaptive fashion experts, Unhidden is the first adaptive brand to join the British Fashion Council as a member and to host solo runway shows on schedule. With over 16 years experience in the fashion industry, Jenkins is on a mission to normalize inclusive design through the lens of her own journey with disability after life changing surgery in her 20’s. She brings her extensive garment construction knowledge with her to design stylish, comfortable clothing with unique features to allow her community to express themselves through fashion; creating equity for the disabled and chronic sick communities.