Pink For Africa

07/10/2026

07/10/2026

A medication commonly used to prevent nausea and vomiting during chemotherapy may help some women with hormone receptor-negative breast cancer (both triple-negative and hormone receptor-negative but HER2-positive) live longer, according to a new study.

07/04/2026

I am always humbled by how you all continue to show up and support. Pink For Africa, Michele Lowe and I are truly grateful. Enjoy all these lovely pics. If you missed it please go to www.pinkforafrica.org and show love. We still need your support.

06/26/2026

🎶 One Voice. One Mission. Countless Lives Changed.
We’re honored to welcome the incredible Valerie Bailey for a special live performance at Pink for Africa.

Join us for an unforgettable afternoon where music, compassion, and community come together to support an important mission—providing healthcare and breast prosthetics to women across Africa, restoring confidence, and bringing hope.

📅 Sunday, June 28
🕐 1:00 PM
📍 Glen Ridge Country Club
🎟️ Purchase your tickets today:
pinkforafrica.org

🎤 Learn more about Valerie Bailey:
iamvaleriebailey.com

Together, we can change lives—one woman at a time. 💗

05/15/2026

Together, we continue to make a difference. 💗

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors and supporters, Pink for Africa donated GHS 50,000 to the Breast Cancer Unit at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital to support breast cancer care and treatment.

This contribution is more than just a donation it is a symbol of hope, love, awareness, and collective action in the fight against breast cancer.

To everyone who donated, supported, shared, and stood with us, thank you for believing in this mission. Your kindness is impacting lives and bringing hope to many women and families across Ghana.

Together, we are stronger. Together, we fight breast cancer. 🎀🇬🇭

TogetherWeCan Ghana

05/06/2026

Some people come into your life and quietly become something rare and irreplaceable. Lynda is that kind of soul.

She is beyond kind, a straight shooter,what you see is truly what you get. Through every life challenge she’s faced, she has never lost her ability to see others, to show up, and to lead with kindness. That alone says everything.

I often call her a modern-day Mother Teresa, not for recognition, but for the way she lives: with grace, fairness, and a deep, unwavering compassion for people.

Somewhere along the way, she became family to me. And I don’t take that lightly.
Lynda, your grace, your strength, and your simple, honest way of moving through life is something I admire more than words can fully express. Thank you for being exactly who you are. ❤️