JuicyAds Raises Over $100K With Charity Initiative

JuicyAds Raises Over $100K With Charity Initiative

VANCOUVER, B.C. — Adult advertising traffic service JuicyAds announced today that their "JuicyAds Cares" charity initiative has raised over $100,000.

The company, which years ago began donating to wildlife conservation and humanitarian aid charities, focuses its charitable efforts mainly on entrepreneurs living in poverty, as well as ecological initiatives around the world — particularly planting trees to fight climate change.

"This is a huge milestone for JuicyAds," said company Founder and CEO Juicy Jay. "I'm very proud of our efforts to make a difference in the world greater than ourselves. It has taken many years to reach this goal and we are not stopping now." 

JuicyAds is also active within the industry, donating to The Cupcake Girls and becoming a Crusader member of the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP).

For the latest from JuicyAds, visit their website and follow them on Twitter.

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