The Pink Ride

05/25/2026

Absolutely incredible seeing Celeste Kellogg owning that stage at the Patriotic Festival! From local favorite to arena-level performer, she continues to prove why she’s one of the most powerful voices coming out of Virginia right now. The energy, the vocals, the crowd connection — all next level. 🔥🇺🇸

And if you thought this performance was amazing, just wait until she headlines The Pink Ride at Elevation 27 this September! We are beyond excited to have Celeste leading such an incredible night for an even more incredible cause. 💖🎶

Virginia Beach is lucky to call her one of our own. Don’t miss your chance to see her live at The Pink Ride!

05/12/2026

Check out our PINK RIDE HEADLINER!!!!

05/07/2026

05/04/2026

🚨 LAST CALL – ONLY 2 TEAM SPOTS LEFT! 🚨

The The Pink Ride Golf Tournament is almost SOLD OUT! ⛳💗

📅 June 3
👥 4-Person Team

We only have TWO team spots remaining—once they’re gone, that’s it!

Come out for an amazing day supporting a powerful local cause while enjoying golf, community, and fun.

💖 Support the cause. Represent your business. Make an impact.

📞 To secure your spot NOW:
Call or text Buddy at (757) 339-3156
📧 Or email: [email protected]

Don’t wait—these final spots will go FAST!

04/27/2026

⛳💖 Pink Ride Golf Tournament – Sponsors Needed! 💖⛳

We’re currently looking for HOLE SPONSORS to be part of this incredible event!

This is a great opportunity to support a local cause, promote your business, and help us make a real impact in our community.

✨ Limited sponsorship opportunities remain—don’t miss out!

📞 For info or reservations, contact The Pink Ride at (757) 339-3156 (Buddy)
📧 Or email us at [email protected]

Let’s come together and be part of something bigger 💗

04/25/2026

04/21/2026

💗 Don’t delay. Get checked today. Early detection saves lives.

12/28/2025

Beginning in 2026, breast cancer testing will be more affordable in Virginia.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) signed two bills into law on Monday, March 24 — House Bill 1828 and Senate Bill 1436 — which both have to do with the cost of breast cancer screenings.

“If you can imagine going into a doctor’s office and having a surprise $500 out of pocket costs — so many families, so many women can’t afford that, and they will walk right out of the office instead of getting that breast examination done,” said Del. Shelly Simonds (D-Newport News). “The bill is really about affordability and making sure that there are no barriers to care out there.”

Under this legislation, health insurance companies will be prohibited from charging patients co-pays, deductibles or any other fees for breast cancer testing like mammograms, breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs) or breast ultrasounds.

“If it’s an aunt, a grandmother, a mother — any family history, you can go talk to your doctor and ask them, or tell them about that history and get your mammogram prior to the age of 40,” she said. “They just have to work with your insurance or code it properly and then they can get that done every year.”

These bills will become law starting in 2026.

10/27/2025