The Karen Collins "Un-Teal" There is a Cure foundation hosted a fun casino night with the goal of helping raise money for ovarian cancer research.

United Community Action Alliance Inc. sponsored this fun event at Tucker Baptist Church. The evening included dinner followed by a seniors' fashion show.

This revamped event featured a fall ball in 2019, while still benefiting the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Medical Foundation's educational and community health programs.

Financial-literacy educator Junior Achievement of Chattanooga presented its Spirit of Achievement Award to Cumulus Media during this annual event, which recognizes companies that have committed themselves to the students of Chattanooga and North Georgia by supporting JAC.

The theme of last year's year-end celebration, hosted by Ivy Rose Foundation Inc. and the Pi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, was "A Dream Comes True." The triennial production marks the culmination of activities for Little Debutantes, Junior Debutantes and Senior Debutantes.

This year's luncheon was hosted at the Chattanooga Golf & Country Club. The Junior League of Chattanooga is a volunteer organization for women interested in making a positive impact in their community.

Women came together to shop, network and sip tasty cocktails at Moxy Chattanooga during this social event designed for the working woman.

Party-goers met Grammy Award-winning songwriters Steve Dean and Don Goodman while enjoying lunch and complimentary mimosas during this benefit supporting Freedom Sings USA.

Honoring Illustrious Potentate Clarence T. Daniel Jr. and benefiting the Reuben Strickland Memorial Scholarship Fund and other Shrine charities, this 15th annual black-tie gala was hosted at the Chattanooga Convention Center.

Celebrating teachers and students at Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences, this social event focused on fun and included dinner and an auction.

Hope Unlimited Ministries' annual event featured Babbie Mason, the award-winning singer-songwriter and teacher who has touched many with her music and ministry.

Celebrating the Hunter Museum, this annual arts showcase featured a lively silent auction that included a diverse selection of artwork from across the country. An after-party with a DJ and late-night snacks followed.

Donning their best flapper-era garb, supporters of the Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Tennessee came together for an evening of chocolate desserts, jazz music and live and silent auctions at the newly renovated Read House.

Chattanooga State Foundation's eighth annual dinner event featured a toast and roast honoring community leader Sandra Brewer. The first in her family to attend college, she is now the vice president of membership and investor relations for the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce.

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.