The Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce hosted a fun night featuring a catered meal, casino games and door prizes.

Providing guests the chance to explore the Hunter Museum's basement, transformed into a night club with music, entertainment and art, this annual party helps raise revenue for the museum while also exposing those in attendance to the joy of collecting art.

Will Reeves, Christopher Reeves' son, was the guest speaker for this 15th annual luncheon benefiting Siskin Hospital and honoring those who overcome disabilities.

The Cherokee Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America hosted its 16th annual event and fundraiser, which featured legendary Coach Bobby Bowden as the keynote speaker.

The Chattanooga Audubon Society hosted its inaugural gala aboard the Southern Belle Riverboat. The event featured dinner and cocktails, with all proceeds benefiting the environmental mission of the society, the first land-trust established in Hamilton County.

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women hosted its annual New Orleans-style fundraiser and ball, helping to support academic scholarships for local female high school seniors.

This annual event included the passing of the gavel to new Chairman Tyler Maynor, along with the installation of the 2020 board of directors.

On Point's annual fundraiser helps raise money to support Chattanooga's up-and-coming generation.

Animal-lovers came together at The Big Chill & Grill to dine for a cause. A portion of the restaurant's proceeds that evening went to 4 Paws Pantry, supporting pet owners in Hamilton County through food and supply donations.

The Rotary Club of Cleveland's annual fundraising gala harkened back to the day when the club was established and invited guests to don their best 1920s-era black-tie attire.

The evening's festivities included dinner and live auction, while celebrating the American Heart Association's efforts to build a foundation of community health.

The Mystikal Krewe of Indulgences hosted it 25th annual celebration, featuring a Cajun buffet, drinks, dancing, live music and the crowning of the Mardis Gras king and queen. Supporting a chosen charity each year, this year's milestone event benefited Downside Up Inc. which provides support for those with Down syndrome and their families.

Chambliss Center for Children's eighth annual gala featured Cajun-inspired fare, cocktails, Dixieland jazz by the Ralph Miller Quartet, a late-evening DJ and dance party and lots of New Orleans-style fun. Chambliss serves the community with services from foster care to sliding-scale summer camps.

Hosted by Chattanooga's "Purple Lady" at The Walden Club, this festive Mardi Gras-themed brunch featured food, music and a cash bar in support of the animals at McKamey Animal Center.

Doing their part to help protect clean water, event-goers gathered for this eighth annual fundraiser featuring games, appetizers and, of course, wine. All proceeds benefited WaterWays' ongoing projects, including Stream Teams, educational outreach and watershed restoration efforts.

The board of trustees for the National Medal of Honor Heritage Center hosted this reception and gala in anticipation of the grand opening of the 19,000-square-foot museum celebrating those who have been awarded the nation's highest military honor.

The theme for this 15th annual gala was Carnaval, complete with festive celebrations, samba dancing and a masquerade. All proceeds helped support the MaryEllen Locher Breast Center at CHI Memorial.

A welcome reception was followed by dinner and a program honoring the 2020 Distinguished Honorees at this 17th annual Erlanger event.

This annual luncheon honored Partnership for Families, Children and Adults' deaf, deaf-blind and hard of hearing program and distinguished advocates who have impacted Partnership and the deaf community.

The Performing Arts League hosted a special four-course dinner with wine pairings at The Feed Co. Table and Tavern, which also showcased food prepared by award- winning Executive Chef Charles Loomis, recent winner of Food Network's "Beat Bobby Flay."

Former LA Dodgers pitching coach and one of Chattanooga's favorite sons, Rick Honeycutt was the honoree this year for the annual Classic 150 fundraiser, helping promote and raise fund for sporting events in the Chattanooga community.

"A Roaring Good Time"-themed event featured live and silent auctions, hors d'oeuvres, beer, wine and dancing to benefit Junior Achievement of Chattanooga, which offers economic literacy classes for local students.

This one-night gala dance competition featured 12 local celebrity dancers paired with professional dancers to help raise funds for the Primary Healthcare Centers.