Chattanooga Prepares for a Night of Celebration at the 10th Annual Humanitarian Award Gala

Chattanooga Gears Up for a Night of Celebration and Philanthropy

Get ready, Chattanooga! The excitement is building for the 10th Annual Chattanooga Humanitarian Award Gala, aptly themed “Breaking Chains of Human Disparities.” This much-anticipated event is set to take place on Saturday, Nov. 23 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Chattanooga Civic Center at Mountainside, located at 701 Hooker Road.

A Night to Remember

This gala is not just any evening; it’s a heartfelt celebration that honors those within our community who go above and beyond in their quest for equality and equity. Organizers warmly invite Chattanooga and Hamilton County residents, along with their family and friends, to come together for a lovely evening of connection and recognition. “We want to help celebrate these outstanding philanthropists and activists,” the organizers stated enthusiastically. “These individuals have dedicated their lives to uplift mankind through their unselfish acts of kindness, great deeds, personal sacrifices, and financial contributions.”

How incredible is that? It’s a chance for all of us to thank these amazing human beings for their dedication and hard work in building vibrant communities. This event promises not only to shine a light on our local unsung heroes but also to pay tribute to them for their monumental contributions.

Meet the Honorees

This year’s gala will honor an impressive lineup of individuals who have made significant impacts. Here are the esteemed honorees:

• Mr. John L. Edwards III and Faith R. Edwards: Community and civil rights activists known for their work in preserving African American history and being publishing icons.
• Reverend Leroy T. Griffith: A revered figure in community and civil rights activism.
• Judge Alexander McVeagh: A philanthropist and community activist focusing on criminal justice.
• Mariah HuQ: A global and community philanthropist who is making her mark as a successful TV mogul on Bravo.
• Commissioner Joe Graham: An active philanthropist and community supporter.
• Herbert “Book” McCray: A dedicated community and youth activist and educator serving the indigent population.

Join the Celebration

If you’re interested in joining this wonderful evening of celebration, individual tickets are available for $75. You also have the option to purchase tables and opt for corporate sponsorships. The night will include live entertainment, with performances by Brian Clay and GRUUV XPERIENCE, ensuring the atmosphere will be nothing short of festive. Remember, it’s a formal black-tie event, so be sure to dress your best!

Contact for More Details

For those seeking more details, feel free to reach out to the event coordinator at 423-503-5965, 423-331-8878, or 423-316-5727. You can also drop a line via email at ewfamilydentistry@yahoo.com and cc to info@apdc98.org.

Mark your calendars, spread the word, and let’s come together as a community to support those who tirelessly work to create a better world for all of us. The 10th Annual Chattanooga Humanitarian Award Gala is set to be a night filled with inspiration, gratitude, and, of course, a lot of fun!