Pink Night Palooza 2025 Flint Farmers’ Market | 10.29.2025

The Flint community came together in true country spirit for Pink Night Palooza 2025, an unforgettable evening of generosity, laughter, and hope—all in support of the Hurley Medical Center Breast Cancer Navigation Program. Hosted by the Hurley Foundation and Financial Plus Credit Union, this year’s event took place for the first time at the Flint Farmers’ Market, transforming the iconic space into a sea of pink cowboy hats, boots, and hearts united for a cause.

Themed “Give Cancer the Boot,” the event celebrated strength, survivorship, and the power of community. Guests enjoyed a high-energy night featuring live entertainment by country artist Madisson Olivia, exciting raffles and auctions, and inspiring stories from those whose lives have been touched by Hurley’s Breast Cancer Navigation Program. Serving as the Title Sponsor for 2025 was the Erik Jones Foundation, whose commitment to giving back continues to make a profound difference in the lives of local families facing breast cancer.

Proceeds from Pink Night Palooza directly benefit Hurley’s Breast Cancer Navigation Program, which provides critical support services—helping patients navigate every step of their breast cancer journey with compassion, advocacy, and expert guidance. Since its inception, Pink Night Palooza has become one of the area’s most anticipated annual events, combining fun and philanthropy to make a lasting impact on breast cancer care and awareness in mid-Michigan.

For more information or to support the Hurley Breast Cancer Navigation Program, visit hurleyfoundation.org.

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