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News and Need: Adolph Ochs and the Neediest Cases Campaign

Adolph Ochs was eldest son of immigrants, a first generation American with five younger siblings when he came to Chattanooga in 1878 with a dream of advancing in the newspaper business. He was 18 and had been working his way into the newspaper business since he began...

Impact, Innovation, & Celebration

Impact, Innovation, & Celebration

by Community Partner | Featured, Impact, Innovation

The world is changing faster than ever before. Or at least it feels like it. With new data and...

Volunteerism and How YOU’VE Made a Difference, a Q/A

Volunteerism and How YOU’VE Made a Difference, a Q/A

by Katie Haremski | Featured, Volunteering

April is National Volunteer month and to celebrate we wanted to highlight iHelpChattanooga and to...

Volunteerism & Loaned Executives

Volunteerism & Loaned Executives

by Jennifer Crutchfield | 100Year, Featured

Tennessee has been noted throughout its history for the volunteer spirit of its citizens and their...

A Volunteer Spirit

A Volunteer Spirit

by Jennifer Crutchfield | 100Year, Featured, Volunteering

When Tennessee became a state in 1796, the Tennessee River was already a highway for westward...

100 Years of Impact within our Community – An Introduction to 100 Years of UWGC

100 Years of Impact within our Community – An Introduction to 100 Years of UWGC

by Katie Haremski | 100Year, Featured

As we welcome the new year, we’re excited to share that this year is our centennial anniversary!...

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