Over the past few years, Chattanooga nonprofits have had to get creative with how they raise money — trading ballroom soirees for virtual get-togethers, and community walks for online auctions.

Chattanoogans are no stranger to disaster.

You've heard of assisted living. But what about assisted stretching?

Spend any time under summer's blazing sun in the Chattanooga area and you'll understand how quickly hot, humid air can soak you in sweat and deplete your energy.

This empowering gathering focused on preventing heart disease and stroke, with community members sharing stories of people impacted by cardiovascular disease, while helping raise funds to save more lives.

Volunteers in Medicine Chattanooga launched an inaugural campaign in support of its Gowns for Good luncheon, honoring a group of ten community leaders determined to raise awareness and funding to help uninsured neighbors in need of primary care.

Signal Centers hosted its first-ever event and auction benefiting the Hart Gallery, which provides local artists experiencing homelessness or who have a disability the opportunity to express themselves and be paid for their work.