The Seen
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Photos: Bunny Hop! 2023
Benefitting the Chambliss Center for Children, this annual fundraiser at the First Horizon Pavilion had Easter-themed fun for the whole family. Kids were welcomed with face painting, karaoke, a photo booth and adorable baby animals in a petting station, while big kids enjoyed a silent auction and dinner.
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Photos: The MOMentum Network’s Build the Village Banquet 2023
Mom's the word as The MOMentum Network hosted their annual Build the Village Banquet to support and raise money for single moms in the community. It was a full house at Calvary Chapel Chattanooga and speakers shared inspirational stories of how the organization has supported and empowered mothers and their children.
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Photos: Tennessee River Gorge Trust’s Another Gorgeous Evening 2023
The Tennessee River Gorge Trust (TRGT) welcomed people to an outdoor cocktail party at Tennessee RiverPlace to celebrate the TRGT's conservation work. The annual fundraising event raised money to help the organization to continue its efforts to preserve the Tennessee River Gorge.
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Photos: Erlanger Foundation’s Believe Bash 2023
In their "Hollywood: Golden Age" attire, hospital staff and community leaders raised over $372,000 for the Erlanger Foundation, in support of the Children's Hospital at Erlanger, at the seventh annual Believe Bash. Attendees participated in a live auction, danced to live music and enjoyed a gourmet dinner at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
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Photos: Boys & Girls Clubs’ Stake ‘N Burger Dinner 2023
Community members gathered at Highland Park Clubhouse for the 41st annual Stake 'N Burger dinner, a fundraising event for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chattanooga. Attendees gathered for cocktails and dinner and recognized long-time board member Charlie Brock.
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Photos: Signal Centers’ Extravaganza II
Benefitting the Signal Centers' H*Art Gallery, the Extravaganza was an evening of music and artwork produced by artists who are homeless, have a disability (including disabled veterans), women trying to escape abuse, political refugees and other disadvantaged populations. The event featured live and silent auctions, with funds raised going to help those in need.
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Photos: Save Water, Drink Wine (and Beer!)
WaterWays is a nonprofit organization working to bring awareness to, protect and restore our local watersheds so that we have good, clean and plentiful water to live, work and play. To help support their cause, they hosted their annual "Save Water, Drink Wine (and Beer!)" event at Crabtree Farms with music, food from area restaurants, auctions (both live and silent) and plenty of local beers, as well as wines from around the globe.
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Photos: The Praise Breakfast for the Scenic City Women’s Network
Held at the Chattanooga Convention Center, the Praise Breakfast event was hosted by the Scenic City Women's Network, whose mission is "to encourage, equip and energize today's Christian working women to live their faith in the world." The breakfast honored speaker, writer, teacher and leader Nita Tin, who is the Lydia Award winner for 2023, and gospel singer Nicole C. Mullen performed.
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Photos: Master Your Garden Expo
Held at the Camp Jordan Arena in East Ridge, the Master Your Garden Expo was brought to you by the Master Gardeners of Hamilton County, a nonprofit and volunteer organization.
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Photos: Kickin’ It for Parkinson’s
Sponsored by Rock Steady Boxing Chattanooga, this kickball tournament took place in Jack Mattox Park in Ringgold.
