Who we are
To eliminate breast cancer disparities for Black women through advocacy, education, research and empowerment.
By empowering communities to take ownership of their health care and become strong advocates, we will help in the common goal to end breast cancer forever!
Our Roots
Pink-4-Ever & R.E.D. Alliance
In 2008, John Miller established Pink-4-Ever following the loss of his oldest sister and during the survivorship journey of his younger sister, Nadia. The goal was urgent: create a movement within the minority community to dispel myths about breast cancer and provide critical emergency financial assistance.
Parallel to this mission, the R.E.D. (Reaching to End Disparities) Alliance was formed to combat the disproportionately high death rates for Black women by training breast health advocates in local churches and driving community-specific research.
In 2015, the paths of Nadia and Lisa—both dedicated advocates and survivors—converged. Their shared experiences brought these two powerful initiatives together, creating a united front in the fight against breast cancer disparities.
Who We Are Now
Today, Pink-4-Ever Ending Disparities (P4E) operates as a unified, mission-driven organization. We are the proud face of Black breast cancer advocacy and survivorship in our community.
Through our comprehensive pillars of Advocacy, Education, Research, and Empowerment, we continue to bridge the gap from screening and diagnosis to treatment and lifelong survivorship. We walk alongside families to ensure no one fights this battle alone, providing the knowledge, tools, and financial resources necessary to improve outcomes and save lives.
Our Journey
John Miller establishes Pink-4-Ever to dispel myths and provide emergency financial support. Simultaneously, the R.E.D. Alliance forms to address high death rates among Black women through advocacy and research.
The paths of advocates and survivors Nadia and Lisa officially converge, bridging the gaps between faith-based institutions, academia, healthcare, and cancer support networks.
Operating as the unified P4E, the organization leads Black breast cancer advocacy through Education, Research, Advocacy, and Empowerment.
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