City of Atlantic City Employees United in Support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The City of Atlantic City proudly came together to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month, demonstrating solidarity and compassion in the fight against breast cancer. Employees from various departments joined forces to raise awareness and show support for individuals and families affected by the disease.

From City Hall to the Boardwalk, staff members stood united in purpose and spirit, wearing pink as a powerful symbol of hope, strength, and determination. Their presence represented not only the city’s commitment to health awareness but also the collective effort to inspire action and advocacy within the community.

This annual observance served as a reminder of the importance of early detection, education, and support for ongoing research toward a cure. The city’s participation reflected a shared goal of fostering awareness that saves lives and uplifts those currently facing the challenges of breast cancer.

Employees proudly walked side by side, embodying unity and compassion while spreading the message that no one fights alone. Their visible support across the city showcased Atlantic City’s dedication to promoting wellness and community engagement.

Mayor Marty Small Sr. commended the city workforce for their continued participation in initiatives that bring people together for meaningful causes. By standing in solidarity during #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, Atlantic City reaffirmed its role as a city that not only serves its residents but also stands with them in times of need.

This initiative highlighted the strength of the city’s community spirit — a force driven by empathy, teamwork, and the belief that awareness and education can lead to lasting change.

As the city concluded its observance, employees carried forward the message of hope, encouraging everyone to stay proactive in health screenings and to support ongoing research and advocacy.