Pink Awards Honors Breast Cancer Survivors and Leaders Who Support Them

The 8th annual Pink Awards on December 8, 2019, highlighted six of Atlanta’s most successful industry leaders.

After being diagnosed with breast cancer on Christmas Eve in 2009, entertainment industry veteran April Love vowed to live a fulfilling life of purpose and holistic well-being. The Pink Awards allows Love to inspire others to live their best life by enjoying every moment.

This event was designed to spread love, celebrate those who have been affected by breast cancer and honor extraordinary leaders in the Atlanta community. Held at the renowned Impact Event Center, The Pink Carpet celebration highlighted the stories of survivors, and educated guests on the epidemic while raising awareness about the devastating realities of breast cancer.

“I survived what I thought would end me, but my situation was not my circumstance,” said Love. “This year and every year with faith and love, I’m supporting the fighters, honoring the survivors and never giving up hope.”

This year’s categories and honorees include:

The Pink Samaritan – Future, Stephanie “Ms. J” Jester & The Free Wishes Foundation: Entrepreneur & Philanthropist

The Pink Game Changer – Greg Street: Veteran Radio Personality

The Pink Visionary – Terri J. Vaughn: Veteran Actress, TV/Film Producer and Director

The Pink Innovator – DL Warfield: Creative Director & Entertainment Industry Executive

The Pink Trailblazer – Kenny Burns: Entertainment Industry Veteran & Lifestyle Specialist

The Pink Icon – Munson Steed: CEO, Steed Media Group/Founder of Rolling Out Magazine