The company behind the billboard that made light of Caitlyn Jenner's recent sex change has apologised and made a $1000 donation to a support group for LGBT youth.

It featured the photo from her Vanity Fair cover shoot wearing a Santa hat and the words: "I hope your sack is fuller than mine this Christmas. Merry Christmas from Cranium."

The billboard in Auckland's East Tamaki had angered many in the transgender community who labelled it as "transphobic" and something that risked further marginalising its members.

However, Cranium director Phillip Garratt said the billboard had now been removed and he'd made a donation to Rainbow Youth.

The organisation confirmed a donation of $1000 had been received.

Rainbow Youth communications manager Toni Duder said it was good to receive the donation and hoped Mr Garratt had learned his lesson.

What do you think is this transphobic?

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=11555104

Omg

slay NZ.
i remember driving past it and trying to look at what it said .

i'm sorry but i screamed

Not a $1000 donation

$1000 is half of my check. They could have gave more. But i guess it's better than nothing

WOW.

Love it

I'm crying!

What was the point of it in the first place though

I understand why some might find this funny but this is blatantly transphobic.

Not even. As a Billboard Company i'm sure they make that an hour if not more, so that's very cheap for them