A Community Campaign Of Giving For Chattanooga Nonprofits

Published November 7, 2025 at 6:06 PM EST

“Give Where You Live” banner from CHAGives.

CHAGives is a regional campaign that aims to increase the impact of giving across the Chattanooga area.

United Way of Greater Chattanooga relaunched and is facilitating the campaign - with dozens of nonprofits participating.

Chelsea Ryden is with United Way.

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