The organization was founded in 2001 by a group of survivors who came together for the sole purpose of getting our voices heard in a way that will awaken the consciousness of health care establishments to our specific needs and to support each other in the fight against cancer.The Olive Branch of Hope (TOBOH) was launched in part to help reduce/eliminate the health disparities within black communities.TOBOH works to support cancer survivors in the community and is becoming a ray of hope for many black women surviving or diagnosed with breast cancer.We strive to bring hope and encouragement to individuals and families with cancer through E.A.S.E.—Education, Advocacy, Support and Empowerment.