Limau Cancer Connection is a grassroots non-profit organization advocating and supporting networks of breast cancer warriors who are underserved and live in marginalized communities in Kenya. LCC was founded in 2018 by Nancy Githoitho, a native Kenyan, in memory of her mother who succumbed to breast cancer. Nancy started by providing donated knitted prostheses to women who were wearing socks, rags, and rolled up t-shirts in empty bra pockets as they could not afford expensive silicone prostheses. Due to the high mortality rates of those stricken with breast cancer in Kenya, Nancy decided to advance education in other villages, where little to no awareness was evident. After the pandemic, Limau Cancer Connection advanced breast cancer awareness by working digitally, with an eye to expanding globally. The organization seeks to continue to extend its charitable services to neighboring countries in pursuit of reducing the cancer mortality rate among underserved black communities. In 2023, Limau Cancer Connection will continue to build its digital presence, aggressively seek donations for its mission, and launch highly visible breast cancer awareness campaigns for underserved communities of color. Limau is a Kiswahili word that means lemon. The organization’s name Limau is a clever twist on the expression, “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” We at Limau say, “When life gives you breast cancer, make a pink lemonade.”