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Living and Giving

Chattanooga Music Club reception

What: The Chattanooga Music Club held a reception at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church following auditions for its annual scholarship awards.

Benefits: More than $10,500 in college financial aid awards was presented to high school seniors, the largest amount awarded since the beginning of the scholarship program in 1946.

Bass tournament benefits college scholarship fund

What: The first East Brainerd Lumber & Supply Co. bass tournament, Fishing for the Future, was held to raise funds for the Associated General Contractors’ East Tennessee Education Scholarship Fund.

Sponsors: A partnership between AGC, the Home Builders Association, the Chattanooga chapter of Construction Specifications Institute and East Brainerd Lumber & Supply funded the tournament.

Benefits: Proceeds fund scholarships for students pursuing an education in construction management degree at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga or Chattanooga State Community College.

Supplies collected for 212th

What: Members of the Family Readiness Group of Chattanooga collected donations of toiletries, snacks and other needed items for military troops during Chattanooga Market in First Tennessee Pavilion.

Benefits: The donations will be packaged and sent to members of the U.S. Army Reserve 212th Transportation company.

Bowl for Kids’ Sake

What: More than 50 teams participated in Bowl for Kids’ Sake tournament at Holiday Bowl in Brainerd.

Benefits: Raised $68,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Chattanooga.

Winners: The team from Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity tallied the overall highest score. They won a cash prize of $500, which they donated back to Big Brothers Big Sisters.