Raising money for Siskin Hospital's Charity Care Fund, benefactors teed off at the beautiful Council Fire Golf Club during this 29th annual classic.

Proceeds for this fun-filled evening helped support programs of The Links Incorporated local chapter, an organization of professional women committed to community service.

A Step Ahead Chattanooga hosted its first large-scale fundraiser, featuring an art auction of works by 30-40 female artists, with all proceeds helping empower women to time their pregnancies for when they feel ready.

This black-tie optional art-centered benefit featured live entertainment, including the creation of a piece of art to be auctioned off at the conclusion of the evening, along with silent auction and original artwork for sale, all while benefiting Chattanooga CARES, a resource for those with HIV.

Celebrating the United States Coast Guard's 229th birthday while also helping raise money for the Chattanooga Navy League Council, Navy personnel and their families came together for this annual event.

Friends of Special Children hosted its 14th annual dinner auction, benefiting Signal Centers, whose mission is to strengthen children, adults and families through services focusing on disabilities, early childhood education and self-sufficiency.

The Tivoli Theatre hosted its inaugural gala featuring Alison Krauss. This first-ever event helped support the Tivoli Theatre Foundation and its work to restore and promote our historic venues.

"Roaring 20's" was the theme for this year's Walker County Gala, an annual event that recognizes a deserving community member as Citizen of the Year.

Tennessee's premier wine-tasting festival, this event takes place on the historic Walnut Street Bridge and features wine samples from more than 100 world wineries, all while benefiting Cornerstones and their historic preservation efforts in Chattanooga.

Presented by the Women of Distinction of Greater Chattanooga committee, this annual awards luncheon honored women who set themselves apart through their civic, cultural, philanthropic, human service, environmental and professional contributions to the community.

The Chattanooga Area Brain Injury Association's annual luncheon featured neurosurgeon Dr. Joseph Miller as guest speaker.

The League of Women Voters held a fun and delicious event showcasing jazz, art, history and a gourmet meal crafted by local chef Charlie Loomis.

The American Cancer Society's annual black-tie event was packed full of auctions, dancing and, most importantly, hope.

Sculpture Fields' largest fundraiser of the year featured dinner, cocktails and art, with all proceeds benefiting education and programming for the 33-acre sculpture park, the largest in the Southeast.

Hosanna Community celebrated independent living for adults with physical disabilities and traumatic brain injuries during its annual fundraiser hosted at the Privateer Yacht Club.

David Carroll, co-anchor on Channel 3 Eyewitness News, was the guest speaker during this fundraising luncheon which helped support Holston United Methodist Home for Children, providing hope and healing for families struggling with life's challenges.

The Kidney Foundation of Chattanooga hosted an evening of wine, hors d'oeuvres, silent auction items and dancing at The Walden Club.

Hosted at Point Park and benefiting National Park Partners, this casual 11th annual event once again showcased great music, Southern comfort food and complimentary drinks amid beautiful surroundings.

"Helping to fight hunger" was the theme of this year's "day party with a purpose" hosted by the Chattanooga Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Net proceeds went toward the Chattanooga Area Food Bank's Sack Pack Program.

Fifteen bands, two food trucks, face painters and numerous artists convened at The Camp House to help benefit the area's oldest no-kill animal shelter, Pet Placement Center.

This after-hours party at the Chattanooga Zoo included food, spirits and the chance to peek at all its wild creatures.

Siskin Institute's largest fundraising event, this premier gala included a cocktail reception, elegant dinner, concert performance by a first-class entertainer and after-party with live band and dancing.

Not your typical symphony gala, this evening featured wine, food and music along the banks of the Tennessee River, while helping raise money for the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera.