If you’re in Chattanooga, there’s a lot happening this September that you won’t want to miss! The city is buzzing with excitement as two significant events are around the corner—one that champions those affected by cancer and another that showcases the dedication of healthcare workers.
The Austin Hatcher Foundation’s 17th annual Celebration of Life and Hope gala is just around the corner, and it’s slated to take place on September 21 at the Foundation’s Education Advancement Center. This gala isn’t just another event on the calendar; it’s a heartfelt evening aimed at promoting awareness and support for families touched by pediatric cancer. Attending the gala means more than just enjoying a night of entertainment; it’s about joining a community effort to make a difference in the lives of those affected by this challenging disease.
This year, like the past, the gala promises to be an inspiring affair filled with stories of triumph, hope, and perseverance. Guests can look forward to engaging activities, wonderful music, and perhaps even a few surprise guests throughout the night. It’s a time to come together, share some laughs, and remember the importance of hope.
If running and outdoor activities are more your style, don’t forget about the exciting Run4Love 5K, 10K, and Big Wheel Race happening this Saturday at the scenic Tennessee River Park. The event kicks off at the Frye Center, with runners setting off on a beautiful route along the river. Registration is STILL open, so if you haven’t signed up yet, there’s still time to get involved! This run not only offers a fun way to get active but also supports a wonderful cause. It’s a fantastic opportunity to bring along your friends and family for a day filled with physical activity and camaraderie.
The community is always stronger when people come together for a good cause, and the Run4Love event has a special way of uniting everyone for a shared purpose—encouragement and support for those who need it most.
For those who might not be familiar, becoming a certified medication aide is a significant achievement. It entails rigorous training and a commitment to providing top-notch care to those in need. This freshly accredited duo, Lori Cox and Loni, are shining examples of the dedication seen in Chattanooga’s healthcare professionals. Their hard work will surely make a positive impact on many lives in the community.
Whether you’re planning to attend the gala or join in on the run, your participation helps showcase the spirit of Chattanooga—a city rich in community support, resilience, and love. From celebrating life and offering hope to recognizing hard-working healthcare professionals, every effort counts. It’s heartwarming to see how everyone comes together for a good cause and stands by one another.
So mark your calendars, lace up those running shoes, and ready your hearts for a night of inspiration. Together, we can make a difference in the Chattanooga community!
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