We are passionate about our communities. We believe that feminism is inherently intersectional and advocating for those values means showing up in many ways. While Bonjibon is dedicated to the message of sexual wellness, there are many organizations and companies doing other facets of feminist work to help support, strengthen and empower those in our communities.
The Bonjibon Initiative is a way for us to help financially contribute to and spotlight different organizations and charities and their efforts.
We donate a portion of our profits thoughout the year, every year, to a different charities or organizations. Discover the charities we've supported below.
Food Banks Canada
Food Banks Canada works tirelessly to counter food insecurity and its root causes. We work from coast to coast to coast to maximize the efforts of more than 5,500 food banks and community organizations by investing in their work and offering support at a national level.
As part of our mission, we also form partnerships within the food industry to capture and distribute food that might otherwise go to waste, research food insecurity and advocate for long term policy change.
Queer Yukon
Queer Yukon Society supports, promotes, and organizes events for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and our allies in Whitehorse, Yukon. Officially incorporated in 2018, Queer Yukon has been organizing Yukon Pride since 2013, as well as many other events to bring together 2SLGBTQIA+ and allied Yukoners to build a strong and vibrant community.
Rainbow Roads
Queer Yukon Society supports, promotes, and organizes events for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and our allies in Whitehorse, Yukon. Officially incorporated in 2018, Queer Yukon has been organizing Yukon Pride since 2013, as well as many other events to bring together 2SLGBTQIA+ and allied Yukoners to build a strong and vibrant community.
Youth Sexpert Program
Founded by sex educator Tara Michaela, the Youth Sexpert Program is a semester long, virtual training program for high school enrolled youth ages 14-18. Weekly zoom sessions range in topics from anatomy to consent to self pleasure to STI destigmatization to porn literacy. The program is fundamentally pleasure centered and radically honest, as opposed to fear driven. As a social media based initiative, assets would be provided to youth so they could inform their peers of their status as a youth "sexpert". They will not be required to host classes or workshops, rather their "sexpert" status will aid them in social interactions, as many youth look to their peers outside of school hours to discuss their sexuality. Digital sex educators with various areas of expertise are invited to guest teach.