ATLANTA — Channel 2’s Karyn Greer was honored over the weekend for her leadership, community service, and commitment to making a difference in the lives of others.
Greer was selected as one of the honorees at the 2026 Phenomenal Women’s Health Tea for Health, held Saturday at the Atlanta Marriott Gateway Hotel.
This year’s theme, “Bloom Through Change: A Journey of Growth, A Season of Strength, A Future of Purpose,” recognized women whose leadership exemplifies resilience, courage, and the ability to inspire change.
“Your commitment to serving others and making a meaningful impact in your community embodies the very spirit of this year’s event,” organizers wrote in announcing Greer’s selection.
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The recognition came as Phenomenal Women’s Health celebrates 20 years of educating, supporting, and empowering women and girls, particularly those who are underserved, underinsured, or uninsured.
Founded by physical therapist Cheryl Burnside, the nonprofit says it has served more than 11,000 women and girls through education, mentorship and programs focused on physical, mental, financial and spiritual health.
The annual Tea for Health brings together advocates, professionals and community leaders for conversations about women’s health and wellness.
This year’s event focused heavily on menopause and healthy aging, while also featuring stories of resilience, wellness resources, community organizations and recognition of women making an impact.
Greer was among those honored for contributions that organizers say help build healthier, stronger, and more vibrant communities.
Phenomenal Women’s Health said the honorees embody the message behind this year’s theme: navigating change with strength while helping others do the same.