The Seen
The latest The Seen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
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Photos: WCAAHAA’s Trailblazer Awards
To commemorate 60 years of racial integration in Walker County, Georgia, and WCAAHAA's 25th anniversary, guests reflected on the progress and continued mission of the WCAAHAA (the Walker County African American Historical and Alumni Association). Speaker and special guest Mr. Luther Ingram, the CEO of Roper Corporation, engaged guests, and students and teachers who've made a lasting impact on racial integration were honored. The event was a standing testament to the fight for freedom and equality.
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Photos: National Medal of Honor Heritage Center’s Patriot Awards Gala
The Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center honored living Medal of Honor recipients for their sacrifices. Held in the Chattanooga Convention Center, the ceremony was one of respect, serenaded by Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan band. Four Americans who exemplify the core values of America -- patriotism, citizenship, courage, integrity, sacrifice and commitment -- received awards, helping inspire future generations to act as upstanding members of the United States and Chattanooga community.
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Photos: Northside Neighborhood House’s Not So Silent Auction
The Signal was alive and bustling as guests bet on items, played games and enjoyed delicious food. Proceeds went to Northside Neighborhood House's mission of empowering people in Northern Hamilton County with vital resources, including working utilities in their homes, academic opportunities for students in disadvantaged positions and childcare that offers parents the chance to pursue their goals. Behind this fun evening was a greater mission: giving community members the chance to invest in families like theirs so everyone can thrive.
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Photos: Friends of Special Children’s ABC Event
There was a spirited energy under Signal Centers' new Friends Pavilion as supporters gathered for Friends of Special Children's 20th annual All aBout the Children Event, with the theme Empowering Our Children's Future. Longtime attendees and new friends came together to celebrate two decades of making a difference for children. The evening highlighted the remarkable transformation of the campus and shared commitment to Signal Centers' continued excellence in early education and support for families in our community for generations to come.
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Photos: Habitat for Humanity’s Blueprints for the Future
At Habitat for Humanity's annual event, fun met purpose as locals came together to support housing goals for those in the Chattanooga area. The First Horizon Pavilion was decked out with tables and floral centerpieces as guests enjoyed delicious food, drink and music. Board chair Derek Bullard's $50,000 gift was matched by an anonymous donor, inspiring additional giving that will help housing dreams become a reality.
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Photos: Banana Ball at the Zoo
Guests headed to the Chattanooga Zoo to help support their state-of-the-art veterinary hospital, which helps preserve and support the health of endangered wildlife.
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Photos: First Things First’s Signature Event
Crowds sang and danced to support family relationships across Hamilton County at First Things First's annual Signature Event. Attendees had the opportunity to enjoy a cocktail hour and interview session with the Nashville-based band The Lone Bellow, finishing off the evening with a stunning performance by the group. As event attendees were enjoying the evening, they supported vital educational courses to strengthen parent, child and couple relationships, so families can keep growing together.
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Photos: Bacon & Barrel Festival
Signature bacon and pork samplings from local restaurants combined with bourbon from around the world as guests supported the Chattanooga Market at Bacon & Barrel Festival.
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Photos: Austin Hatcher Foundation’s Celebration of Life & Hope
The Celebration of Life & Hope Gala brought together families, friends and supporters for an evening of joy, remembrance and resilience.
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Photos: A Taste of Southern
Guests got a taste of what it means to be a part of Southern Adventist University at the A Taste of Southern gala at The Chattanoogan Hotel. Recognition was given to first-generation college students who received endowed scholarships and also people who serve their community.
