Pink Africa Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the education, health, and economic well-being of women and children in Africa. Founded in January 2017 and registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria in May 2018, Pink Africa Foundation operates with the mission of positively impacting present and future generations through worldwide collaboration. As a member of the Union for International Cancer Control, the foundation actively contributes to the global fight against cancer.

Every October, Pink Africa Foundation organizes the Calabar Go Pink Day, a roadwalk event that raises awareness for breast, cervical, and prostate cancer. This event, which attracts over 3,000 participants annually, offers free advocacy and screening, donates post-mastectomy bras to breast cancer survivors, and raises funds for cancer treatment. Considered one of the largest medical outreaches in the region, Calabar Go Pink Day has a significant impact on the local community.

In addition to its cancer-related initiatives, Pink Africa Foundation launched Pink Empress on World Cancer Day 2023. Pink Empress is a support group for breast cancer survivors across Africa, providing a platform for sharing experiences and offering solidarity.

With a vision of empowering African women and children and a focus on education, health, and social well-being, Pink Africa Foundation strives to build a better Africa for all.