Hosted by Greater Chattanooga Realtors and benefiting Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga Area, friends, family and colleagues came together to enjoy a day of golfing on the greens of Black Creek Club.

A casual evening filled with outdoor ambience, this 13th annual fundraiser treated guests to strolls around the park, complimentary beverages, southern-style barbecue and live music, all while helping support National Park Partners' efforts to preserve and enhance Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, including Moccasin Bend National Archaeological District.

2021's "Real Men" were revealed during this event hosted at Lexus of Chattanooga.

A benefit to raise funds for the Mary Cameron Robinson Foundation, committed to the prevention of eating disorders, this sixth annual event featured cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and live entertainment by local performers, The Malemen.

The Mystikal Krewe of Indulgences hosted its 26th annual black-tie optional celebration, offering revelers a Cajun buffet, drinks, dancing, party favors and more.

A prelude to the Chattanooga Ball, this father-daughter evening took place at the Children's Hospital at Erlanger Kennedy Outpatient Center, one of the many organizations the ball helps support each year.

Hosted at the Chattanoogan Hotel, McKamey Animal Center's annual gala and fundraiser featured cocktails, dinner, entertainment and photo opportunities with pets.

The young and the old came together to support the Chattanooga Zoo during the institution's most relaxed fundraising event of the year, featuring barbecue, beer, live music and good times.

Hosted by the Humane Educational Society, Chattanooga's most unique runway show was complete with complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, followed by a three-course meal. Proceeds from the event's live auction helped make a difference for homeless animals in the community.

Lookout Mountain Conservancy supporters gathered for a casual evening outdoors, enjoying a Cajun-style smorgasbord, cold drinks and live music. The event helped raise money for the organization's intern program and conservation efforts.

Habitat for Humanity of Chattanooga hosted it annual breakfast, helping empower women to make a difference for affordable housing in the community. Funds raised from the event will be used to build this year's Women Build house for new homeowner Tanieshia Looney.

Celebrating 125 years of helping lead the city's fine arts, Chattanooga's longstanding music club hosted an event at The Walden Club. In addition to dinner, guests were treated to historic displays and highlighted accomplishments.

The Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer hosted its inaugural race, featuring a fun run, 5K and 10K. Taking place at Camp Jordan, the event helped support families faced with childhood cancer.

The Museum Center at 5ive Points in Cleveland organized a fun beer, wine and spirits festival highlighting more than 25 beer and wine suppliers. Local restaurants and pop-up shops from various local retailers and artisans were also on hand.

The Hunter Museum of American Art hosted an evening of live jazz, drinks, hors d'oeuvres, "pop up" performing arts experiences and a DJ after sunset, all held on the museum's newly renovated open-air River Terrace.

Friends, old and new, gathered at Crabtree Farms for an evening in celebration of local food, local talent and community. A multi-course meal was prepared on-site by renowned and cutting-edge Chattanooga chefs, all in support of the farm's educational outreach program.

This fundraising dinner, hosted by the Michael P. Hennen Culinary Club at Chattanooga State Community College, featured a special five-course meal prepared by members of the school's current culinary graduating class. Proceeds will be used to support further learning opportunities for culinary arts students.

Chambliss Center for Children hosted a fun-filled evening which included Creole-inspired cuisine, beverages, music, a silent auction and a New Orleans-style parade, helping to support the community's child care needs.

The Partnership for Families, Children and Adults showcased its youth services program during its annual luncheon held at The Chattanoogan hotel. The program, River City Youth Collective, offers services in financial literacy, life skills education, education and career coaching, therapy and independent living housing for at-risk youth and young adults aging out of foster care.

Guests of the Chattanooga Zoo's annual fundraiser were treated to tastings of wines, beers and spirits from around the world while sampling great food from some of the best local restaurants. Additionally, they enjoyed live entertainment and animal art.

In honor of Parkinson's Awareness Month, Rock Steady Boxing of Chattanooga hosted a fun kickball tournament in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, open to anyone and everyone.

Celebrating classic cars and helping to raise money for local charities, River City Corvette Club hosted an open car show at Soddy-Daisy's Veterans Park featuring food, door prizes, line dancing and trophies for the best vehicles.

This popular annual preview party helped open this year's 4 Bridges Arts Festival with an evening of select wines, signature cocktails, gourmet hors d'oeuvres and, of course, art.