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In 2010, espy owner Megan Szanik’s dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Determined to raise awareness and support those affected by the disease, Megan launched #nakedespy—a bold, unconventional event designed to spark conversation about men’s health.
Her idea? The first 30 guys to show up in their underwear with a donation to the Prostate Cancer Centre will receive a free outfit styled by espy.
By the second year, men were lining up to take part in this one-of-a-kind experience.
#nakedespy is about more than just fashion. It’s about breaking down barriers and getting guys to talk about their health in a fun and cheeky way. By literally bearing it all, participants start conversations, challenge stigmas, and raise money to support lifesaving research and treatments for prostate cancer.
The event itself is a spectacle—men parading through the neighbourhood in their underwear, bringing awareness to an issue affecting 1 in 8 Canadian men. Over the years, #nakedespy has grown into a movement, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars.
When it comes to making a difference, sometimes you have to strip it down to the basics.
** The #nakedtodressed party is 18+. Alcohol and burlesque performances are not suitable for minors. **
All ticket proceeds and donations go directly to the Prostate Cancer Centre.
100% of funds raised support education, awareness, and ground-breaking research to assist the Southern Alberta Institute of Urology in its mission to improve diagnostic techniques and treatment options, enhance patient quality of life and find a cure for prostate cancer and prostate-related diseases.
Since its inception, #nakedespy has raised over $300,000 for the PCC. Moreover, the event continues to grow every year, bringing more awareness to men’s health.
You can donate to the Prostate Cancer Centre at any time HERE.
