- December 5, 2025
Jon Netts, FHF Foundation Executive Director John Subers, Priscilla Netts, Kerri Henderson (PAL), Sue Wolfe, Kim Hall (PAL) and Steve Wolfe show their support for the Pink Army 5K. Photo by Paige Wilson
Palm Coast residents Sarah and Haley Hancock enjoy Kona Ice with Shailyn Hodgkiss. Photo by Paige Wilson
Jackie Cullen proudly holds a framed certificate of appreciation from Florida Hospital Flagler Foundation for the support Kona Ice of Flagler County provides for the Pink Army 5K. Photo by Paige Wilson
Pink dunks sit in a pool at the Pink Army 5K tent at the event. Photo by Paige Wilson
Palm Coast residents Kylie and Josh Alford. Photo by Paige Wilson
Sofia Cody enjoys Kona Ice while visiting from Washington. Photo by Paige Wilson
Bryce Sultan, Emme Skagts and Baylee Sultan. Photo by Paige Wilson
Jackie Cullen proudly holds a framed certificate of appreciation from Florida Hospital Flagler Foundation for the support Kona Ice of Flagler County provides for the Pink Army 5K. Photo by Paige Wilson
Palm Coast resident Monique Vickers enjoys the festivities. Photo by Paige Wilson
Archer sports shades at the event. Photo by Paige Wilson
Palm Coast residents Rick and Donna Lefebvre. Photo by Paige Wilson
Locals joined in the city of Palm Coast and Florida Hospital Flagler's fight against breast cancer at the Pink Army 5K kickoff during Food Truck Tuesday on Sept. 18, which was held along Park Street next to Central Park in Town Center.
Guests were encouraged to wear pink in support of the eighth-annual run that benefits breast cancer awareness and research. Proceeds from the event will go to the Pink Army 5K Walk/Run.
The Flagler Hospital Foundation launched the season's campaign for October at the event, and activities for the kids were provided by Flagler Sheriff’s Police Athletic League. Entertainment was by DJ Vern.
The Pink Army 5K Walk/Run is pet-friendly and includes a one-mile fun walk. It will be Sunday, Oct. 14, and the public can sign up at https://www.palmcoastgov.com/Pink5K.
