What is the mission of your company or project?
The mission of our company is to educate the world on the culture and spectrum of autism. To help create a community of allies and supporters that can help us affect the Criminal Justice System, Education, Fashion, Media, TV, Travel and to become Emotionally Intelligent on Autism.
Describe the problem you are solving.
The problem we are solving is the misconception of Autism and its spectrum so we can make an educated world on Mental Disorders and make the world more accepting, manageable inclusive, and understanding of our loved ones.
What is the market size/opportunity?
There are 144, 348, 124 people in the world with Autism. The family members and community members that support their loved ones help increased the market by 178%.
Autism has increased 178% according to the CDC and according to Autism Speaks, since 2020, 1/54 children are born with autism each year.
What is your company/product about and how does it solve the problem?
Our company is about educating the world on culture, in this case, the culture of Autism. Culture transcends ethnicity, nationalities, races, religions; communities.
JujuBeeBX is owned by a 6-year-old Afro Latina, Bronx Native who has Autism. The company is solving the problem of the representation of the autism community.
Why are you seeking funding and how will you spend the funding?
The funding is to complete the manufacturing for our merchandise and product “Butterfly w/ A Purpose”. This is a pre-packaged sensory assisting pajamas set that helps children and adults with Autism to be more social and adaptable when they sleep away from home.
Who is on your team?
Our team members are :
https://hardingmedia.org/about-us
Thank your backers we appreciate you!
On behalf of all of us at JujuBeeBx, We are thankful for you taking the time to read this campaign. This is a personal mission for us, We are on a mission to educate the world and change the perception of autism and its spectrum. I hope you can join me in making the world more understanding of our autism and our #communities.