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What We Do

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Organizational Goals

  • To educate women 25-45 that breast cancer is not just for older women.
  • To increase the number of women completing monthly breast self checks.
  • To increase the number of women completing regular clinical breast exams at their healthcare provider visits.
  • To provide community, information, and encouragement.

Our Success in 2020-25

  • Provided community grants to West Cancer Foundation to support underserved communities for testing and patient care.
  • Distributed more than 70,000 shower-hanger cards across America - partnering with Ryan and Rose, West Cancer Foundation, Christ Community Health Systems, UTHS, Memphis Health Dept., etc.
  • Spoke at events (Slalom's Golf Tournament, CityCurrent SPARK Show, West Cancer Center, Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital Nurse-Family Partnership, and more) - sharing Keesha's story, our story, and the importance of early detection.

What We Have Planned

  • Work through our partners to provide additional community grants to support women who cannot afford cancer screening.
  • Partner with like-minded nonprofits. 
  • Speak at events, sharing Keesha's story and the importance of early detection. If you have access to groups where our story is appropriate, please contact us directly at info@warriorprincess.org. Examples include women's groups, men's groups, conventions, universities, local media outlets, and national media. And yes, our dream is to be on the Today Show! 
  • Create a Warrior Ambassador program to empower volunteers to share knowledge about breast cancer early detection with their friends and organizations.
  • Please let us know if you have other ideas for how we can engage in your community.

Community, Stories and Testimonials

  • Visit our official Facebook and Instagram to join and engage with our community. 

Message to Women

  • See the Resources tab.

Message to Men

  • As men, we are sometimes removed from this very important messaging. Please take a moment and read the article that started a movement: Keesha's father shares his story, "The question every dad should ask his daughter......" Please consider posting to your social media outlets - and include our hashtag #AskHer to help the story go viral.

#WarriorStories

Watch Australia's Alex Taylor as she shares her #WarriorStory. Find out why she credits Keesha's story with likely saving her life as she faced breast cancer at the young age of 23.

Ashley Ferguson's story is one of education, early detection, action, and hope.


Hear how, based on Keesha's story, Ashley took action after finding a spot during a self-check - even when doctors said she was probably too young for breast cancer. And how early detection saved her life!

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Keesha Warrior Princess is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit - #83-3774469  

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