What is Julyna?

“…for the manner of a lady’s pubic hair is the quintessence of her truth and her beauty.” -Unknown 17th century poet

Is there anything a stylish vajayjay can’t accomplish? We don’t think so. That’s why we’re using them to go up against a disease that threatens thousands of Canadian women a year.

Julyna is more than a catchy name. It’s a charitable organization that’s here to prove that our collective pubic power is greater than cervical cancer. For the month of July, we’re encouraging women to style their pubic hair in order to fundraise and spread awareness about this harmful disease.

That’s right. Our muffs are making things happen. Because when our womanhood is threatened, it’s up to all of us to take a stand, put our hair up and get down to business.

Face it. You’ve always wanted to test out a Landing Strip. Or perhaps, inexplicably, a Barbara Bush. Who says charity can’t be fun?

So let’s get together. Linked by our pronounced pubic hair, we’ll help promote education, healthy lifestyle choices and raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society.  

Ladies, start your grooming.

Julyna’s Mission Statement:

To increase awareness of cervical cancer and to promote healthy lifestyle choices in an effort to prevent the spread of HPV. In addition, we aim to raise money for The Canadian Cancer Society for the funding of further cervical cancer research.

Julyna’s Vision:

Julyna strives to become an internally recognized charitable organization by developing awareness on the impact of cervical cancer, promoting eductation on the prevention of the disease and by contributing financially to cervical cancer research efforts.

Julyna’s Strategy

involves a month of fundraising and awareness via:

1. A website with clear and concise cervical cancer information, and links to community resources and The Canadian Cancer Society
2. Empowering women with the information to educate and raise awareness of cervical cancer and providing them with the tools to participate in individual fundraising throughout July
3. End of the month event to celebrate money raised and to raise further funds for cervical cancer
4. Various social media campaigns vis Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and partnering with companies to generate awareness and funds.