The annual Sequoyah Elementary Foundation Benefit, now in its 10th year, helps to fund educational programs for students at Sequoyah Elementary School. The event features online, silent and live auctions, food, drinks and live music by The Vibraslaps.

The 14th annual fashion show benefits the Historic Ramsey House. Guests can shop in the boutique beginning at 10 a.m., and the lunch and fashion show begin at noon. Reservations are required; call 865-546-0745 for more information.

East Tennessee's Volunteer Recognition Ceremony, hosted by Volunteer Knoxville, honors volunteers in 25 East Tennessee counties. All honorees were nominated by a community organization for the Governor's Volunteer Stars Awards, the highest volunteer honor in the State of Tennessee. The ceremony also recognizes community organizations and volunteer managers for service to the region.

The luncheon serves as a benefit for the Women’s Fund of East Tennessee and also showcases the impact of the organization. The event features a well-known speaker, music, lunch and the presentation of the annual grant award winners. Tickets are $250 per person with sponsorship levels from $2,000 to $25,000.  

The United Way of Greater Knoxville will hold its 2016 Women's Leadership Kick-off Breakfast with Amy Miles, CEO of Regal Entertainment Group.

The Harmony Family Center will hold a luncheon fundraiser, "Grateful Hearts Celebration," to mark the center's 20th anniversary and present the inaugural Grateful Hearts Award. The honorees are Ann and Sam Furrow to recognize their generous support of the organization and the Harmony Family Center at Montvale. The organization helps children, families and communities through counseling, education and adoption.

The signature food-and-wine-pairing event is an annual benefit for Childhelp Tennessee. Signature cocktails and silent auction begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by a four-course dinner at 8 p.m., including entertainment and live auction. The event raise funds to support the programs and services of Childhelp in East Tennessee, which provides forensic services, medical exams and mental health counseling for victims of child abuse. Sponsorship and underwriting opportunities are available from $750 to $25,000. To reserve a table and/or tickets, call 865-637-1753 or email Hugh Nystrom at [email protected].

The East Tennessee Historical Society will recognize its East Tennessean of the Year, Roy Kramer, a native of Maryville and commissioner of the Southeastern Conference from 1990 to 2002. Kramer, a visionary and dynamic leader in collegiate athletics, will be introduced by U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander. The award honors an East Tennessee history maker who is an ambassador for the region. The award recognizes a recent accomplishment or a compilation of accomplishments in history, politics, entertainment, education, research or humanitarian work. For…

Childhelp will hold its annual community fundraising luncheon. The program will highlight Childhelp's work to protect abused children in the Knoxville region. Admission is free with donations and pledges requested at the event.

The annual Sequoyah Elementary Foundation Benefit, now in its 11th year, helps to fund educational programs for students at Sequoyah Elementary School. The event features online, silent and live auctions, food, drinks and live music.

East Tennessee’s Volunteer Recognition Ceremony, hosted by Volunteer Knoxville, honors volunteers in 25 East Tennessee counties. All honorees were nominated by a community organization for the Governor’s Volunteer Stars Awards, the highest volunteer honor in the State of Tennessee. The ceremony also recognizes community organizations and volunteer managers for service to the region.

“The Great Conversation” is an event by United Way of Greater Knoxville to bring young professionals together with Knoxville’s top business and community leaders. The event, hosted by the Young Leaders' Society and sponsored by Shafer Insurance Agency, features food, drink and conversation. Business/business casual attire. Select one conversation on a first-come, first-served basis when ordering tickets, and then two more will be assigned. The participants include: Jerry Askew, CEO, Alliance for Better Nonprofits; David Butler, executive director, Knoxville Museum of…

The United Way of Greater Knoxville will hold its 2017 Women’s Leadership Kick-off Breakfast with special guest Leanne Morgan.

The Game On Gala, an evening for The Camp Koinonia Foundation, features cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, seated dinner, live auction announced by WBIR's Abby Ham, testimonials about the impact of the foundation's services and live music from The Wes Bailey Trio of Moon Taxi. Attire is dressy/cocktail. Sponsorships at various levels are available. Contact Lauren Lee at [email protected] or call 865-888-7365 for more information. The Camp Koinonia Foundation serves individuals with disabilities by providing high-quality programs that improve overall well-being and foster independence…

The signature food-and-wine-pairing event is an annual benefit for Childhelp Tennessee. Signature cocktails and silent auction begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by a four-course dinner at 8 p.m., including entertainment and live auction. The event raise funds to support the programs and services of Childhelp in East Tennessee, which provides forensic services, medical exams and mental health counseling for victims of child abuse. Click HERE for ticket information and HERE for sponsorship information.

The East Tennessee Historical Society will recognize its East Tennessean of the Year, Pete DeBusk, owner and chairman of DeRoyal Industries. The award honors an East Tennessee history maker who is an ambassador for the region. The award recognizes a recent accomplishment or a compilation of accomplishments in history, politics, business, entertainment, education, research or humanitarian work. For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Erica Frye at 865-215-8827 or [email protected].

East Tennessee’s Volunteer Recognition Ceremony, hosted by Volunteer Knoxville, honors volunteers in East Tennessee counties. All honorees were nominated by a community organization for the Governor’s Volunteer Stars Awards, the highest volunteer honor in the State of Tennessee. The ceremony also recognizes community organizations and volunteer managers for service to the region.

“The Great Conversation” is an event by United Way of Greater Knoxville to bring young professionals together with Knoxville’s top business and community leaders. The 2018 participants are: Kim Bumpas, Visit Knoxville; Justin Cazana, Avison Young; Jim B. Clayton, Scripps Networks Interactive, retired; Rhonda Rice Clayton, Knoxville Chamber; Steve Early, The Vol Network/IMG College; Keith Goodwin, East Tennessee Children's Hospital; Neal Green, All Occasions Catering; Michael Grider, Knox County Mayor's Office; Bruce Hartmann, University of Tennessee Medical Center; Hash Hashemian, AMS Corporation; Mark Heinz,…

The United Way of Greater Knoxville will hold a "Tip Off" quarterly luncheon with Tennessee Coach Rick Barnes, an invitation-only event. Tocqueville Society members can bring a prospective member as a guest.

The 3rd Annual Trefoil Society Luncheon will honor community leader Sandra "Sandy" T. Martin, an adjunct instructor at the University of Tennessee and owner Sandra T. Martin Designs. The Trefoil Society is a group of individuals who support the Girl Scouts with financial gifts. Donations are optional and welcome at the event. Attire is business or business casual.

The signature food-and-wine-pairing event is an annual benefit for Childhelp Tennessee. Signature cocktails and silent auction begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by a four-course dinner at 8 p.m., including entertainment and live auction. The 2018 chef is Matt Bolus of The 404 Kitchen in Nashville. The event raise funds to support the programs and services of Childhelp in East Tennessee, which provides forensic services, medical exams and mental health counseling for victims of child abuse. For tickets and sponsorship information call 865-637-1753 or…

First Tennessee Bank will host its annual Women of Influence luncheon in recognition of International Women’s Day. Pam Fansler, former East Region president of First Tennessee, will facilitate a fireside chat with Wilma Jordan, founder and CEO of the Jordan, Edmiston Group. Jordan also is a distinguished University of Tennessee alum. RSVP needed.  

McClung Museum will celebrate retiring Director Jeff Chapman’s legacy and raise money for the Jefferson Chapman Endowed Directorship. A reception on the Terrace with cocktails, passed hors d'oeuvres, and live music by The Empty Bottle String Band begins at 6 p.m., followed by a 7 p.m. seated dinner and program in the River Room. Dessert and champagne toast will take place at 8 p.m. Tickets are available HERE.

The 4th Annual Trefoil Society Luncheon will honor state Sen. Becky Massey. The Trefoil Society is a gathering of individuals who support the Girl Scouts with financial gifts. Donations are optional and welcome at the event. Attire is business or business casual.

Seeds of Imagination is a fall luncheon to recognize a legacy of readers and to benefit Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Knox County. This inaugural event will raise funds to cover the monthly cost of books and mailing for more than 20,000 Knox County children. The luncheon, which includes a plated lunch and silent auction, also will honor Jinx Watson, Ph.D., a retired University of Tennessee professor, for her outstanding work in the field of early literacy.

Leadership Knoxville will hold an Alumni-Only Happy Hour at the new overlook at Cherokee Country Club with appetizers from Chef David Pinckney, along with a cash bar for beer, wine and cocktails. RSVP to [email protected] or call 865-246-2668.

The NightinGala, now in its 11th year, helps the University of Tennessee College of Nursing develop and educate the next generation of nurse leaders by providing state-of-the art technology, classroom space and equipment to receive the highest-quality educational experiences. The event includes dinner, silent and live auctions, program, dessert and live entertainment and features the presentation of two awards: the Volunteer Nursing Champion Award, which recognizes an individual who is committed to improving healthcare and has made significant contributions to…

The Metro Drug Coalition will hold a fundraising breakfast and announce a new venture in service of its mission to improve the health of the greater Knoxville community by reducing the use of alcohol and drugs through policy, systems and environment change.

The signature food-and-wine-pairing event is an annual benefit for Childhelp Tennessee. Cocktails and silent auction begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by the 8 p.m. custom-designed, four-course dinner, program and live and silent auctions. The event raises funds to support the programs and services of Childhelp in East Tennessee, which provides forensic services, medical exams and mental health counseling for victims of child abuse. For more information please contact Eddie Smith at 865-637-1753 or [email protected].

The Rotary Foundation of Knoxville will hold a "A Night with Romeo and Juliet" fundraiser. Attire is dressy or cocktail.

The book launch for "The Great Blue Hills of God" by Kreis Beall, the co-founder of Blackberry Farm, will be held at Cherokee Country Club as a benefit for the Keys of Hope Program hosted by Sherri Lee, Therese Anne Matthews, Brenda Wood, Cindi DeBusk and Mary Ellen Brewington. Cocktails begin at 6 p.m. with dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the sold-out event. The Keys of Hope Program helps women achieve independence, self-sufficiency, employment and permanent housing and provides support…

The 2021 Annual Trefoil Society Luncheon will honor Dr. Avice Evans Reid in the East Tennessee Region for her longtime service to the Girls Scouts and involvement in the community. The Trefoil Society Luncheon is named after the trefoil-shaped pin Girl Scouts receive that symbolizes acceptance of ethical leadership values. The Trefoil Society provides financial support to Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians, and annual luncheons are held in each of the council’s three regions. Registration is available HERE. Due…

Due to the ongoing pandemic, this event has been canceled. Donations can still be made HERE. The Seeds of Imagination is a fall luncheon to recognize a legacy of readers and to benefit Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Knox County. The advisory board will host the third annual event with lunch, live music and a book-themed silent auction. The Stowers family also will present the Seeds of Literacy Award to this year's honorees, the nurses of the Childbirth Center at…

The NightinGala, now in its 13th year, helps the University of Tennessee College of Nursing develop and educate the next generation of nurse leaders by providing state-of-the art technology, classroom space and equipment to receive the highest-quality educational experiences. The event includes dinner and silent and live auctions via HandBid. Silent auction bidding already is underway HERE and will conclude at the event. The program features the presentation of two awards: the Volunteer Nursing Champion Award, which recognizes an individual…

The Seeds of Imagination is a fall luncheon to benefit Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Knox County and honor individuals and organizations that have made an impact on early literacy in East Tennessee. Pastor John Unthank will be honored for his work with the Knoxville Dream Center.

The Seeds of Imagination: A Legacy of Readers benefits Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Knox County and honor individuals and organizations that have made an impact on early literacy in East Tennessee. The luncheon incudes a silent auction, entertainment and awards ceremony. The honoree in 2023 is Ellie Kittrell, director of Early Care and Education Systems at the United Way of Greater Knoxville for her impact on young lives in Knox County. Past honorees include Dr. Jinx Watson (2019), Dr.…