Neediest Cases fund helps Chattanooga mother afford temporary housing
From leaving a bad situation across the country to living in a camper to struggling to find work, Michele Hansen has spent the last several years overcoming ob…
From leaving a bad situation across the country to living in a camper to struggling to find work, Michele Hansen has spent the last several years overcoming ob…
A single mother of two without permanent housing is thankful for her Neediest Cases Fund gift that helped her pay for a hotel while she goes to work and school.
For 109 years, Chattanoogans have opened their pocketbooks during the holiday season to help neighbors who may be struggling.
In early June, Amran Bilal was at work when she found that she could not stand.
Duan Bush, a 28-year-old Chattanoogan, recalled in a Friday telephone interview that he was driving in the predawn hours of May 22 when he swerved to avoid hit…
A single grandmother in her 60s, Darlene Dove has struggled over the years to raise four grandchildren on her own.
After a debilitating accident and a recent move, Michelle Williams' budget has been tight.
When former Avondale resident Erika Smith kicked her boyfriend out of her home in the spring after he stopped paying rent, she said she fell behind on bills.
LaWanda Turner said the past two years have felt like she's been hit with disaster after disaster.
As a volunteer at the Senior Lighthouse Center in Spring City, Marsha Hendricks regularly encounters older adults in the community living on fixed incomes and …
Dayton, Tennessee, resident Corey Henley had a particularly tough year in 2022, but he found hope and a chance to regain stability with a little help from the …
Dana Good wasn't prepared to lose a new job and, possibly, her home, despite help that's on the way from the Times Free Press Neediest Cases Fund through Unite…
Courtney Pankey said she was taking her 5-year-old son, Cypris, and 3-year-old daughter, Alisa, out for a bite to eat late last summer when it happened.
Maurice Vaughn never saw himself needing to ask for help of any kind from other people.
Terry Russell remembers the day he went to the United Way office in Rhea County, Tennessee.