Carly and Charley’s Odd-Sox Project

Carly Goldhar and Charley Rangel co-founded the Odd-Sox Project, a charitable effort that collects and donates socks to shelters, and brought it to the Den from Thornhill, Ontario.

The pitch aired in Season 11, episode 13, back in 2016, and the pair put $25,000 for 25% on the table. That set an implied value of $100,000 on the project.

Coverage of this pitch keeps to the broadcast basics, and the deal result was never set down in any record we can cite. On the public side, the project is documented as a youth-founded initiative that has collected and donated many thousands of pairs of socks to shelters.

The project website still loads, but its visible content appears to date mostly from a few years back, so we leave the current status unverified rather than call it either active or closed.

The framing here is deliberately careful. This was a youth-run charitable project, and the page keeps strictly to broadcast-level, publicly documented facts. The ask, $25,000 for 25%, prices the effort at $100,000, though for a donation-driven initiative the equity math matters less than the mission.

No sourced outcome exists, so we record none. What is documented, and safe to note, is that the effort gathered and gave away many thousands of sock pairs to shelters. The website still loads but shows little recent activity, so current status stays an open question rather than a claim.