Women's Fund of Greater Chattanooga

March is Women’s History Month - a time to celebrate the achievements, resilience, and impact of women past and present. It’s also an opportunity to take meaningful action by supporting organizations and initiatives that advance women’s rights, expand access to healthcare, promote pay equity, and protect women from violence. Every action and every dollar helps build a more equitable future. We hope you join us in supporting this organization and others in our community, and we hope to see you at one of the many events happening below! Together, we can honor women’s history not just with words, but with lasting support and commitment. 

We are excited to invite you to participate in our upcoming Bold and Brave Day of Advocacy, on March 24, 2026 in Nashville. “Bold and Brave” is hosted by the Tennessee Women’s Fund Alliance (Women's Foundation for A Greater Memphis, Women's Fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, Women's Fund of Greater Chattanooga, and Women's Fund of East Tennessee). 

We are focused on building a more just, equitable, and inclusive Tennessee for all women and girls through philanthropy and advocacy, and we host Bold and Brave to introduce women and girls to the Tennessee legislative process as well as to advocate on issues we care about. No experience is necessary to join us, and we hope to see you in Nashville! Sign up soon before the event is at capacity!

Join us for our upcoming advocacy events!

• On Monday, March 2nd from 5:30 - 7 pm, join us at the Chattery for Unfiltered Conversations: Mental Health (RSVP here). Join licensed professionals, including Angela Begres and Celesta Palmer, to discuss mental health in our community. Our Unfiltered Conversations series explores topics that feel “off-limits” or challenging for women. Whether you are looking for information for yourself or others and/or resources in our community, bring all of your questions and hear from our panel as they discuss trends and what they are seeing. 
• On Sunday March 8, we are hosting Women's History Month Trivia - see the flyer below and register here! 
• Post Script Pizza/Letters to the Legislators is shifting locations and still confirming details. It will be meeting twice in March (likely the second and fourth weeks) and will send a follow up with details by email and on social media! This event meets from 6:30 pm - 8 pm. We learn about local legislation that affects us and our community and write to our legislators about your support or opposition. It is really important that they hear from their community, and effective advocacy is impactful! This family-friendly monthly group learns, eats pizza (provided by the Women's Fund), and writes and/or calls legislators together. Drop in - No experience required! 

Join us for our next Nightingale Network social hour of 2026! This month we’ll meet at Northside Neighborhood House (211 Minor St, 37405) on Wednesday March18th from 5:30 to 6:30 pm.

You do not need to be a member of the Nightingale Network to attend this free event, and we encourage you to bring a friend! There will be time to enjoy a drink or two and connect with like-minded individuals working together to have a positive social impact in our community.

To learn more about the Nightingale Network or to join, please visit our website: chattanoogawomensfund.org/be-a-nightingale

We are celebrating Women's History Month with amazing events throughout the community this month!

• On Sunday March 1 at 4 pm, the Chattery and the League of Women Voters are hosting DEI Policy Changes: What They Mean for Organizations and Individuals. Register for this free event here.
• On Sunday March 15, celebrate International Women's Day on the trails with Velo Vixens and Sorba Chattanooga at Lula Lake Land Trust with a women-only hike or bike ride - no experience required, space is limited and registration required.
• On Monday March 23, join the Chattanooga Venturing Study Group at Adelle's (400 E Main St.) for a session on “Environmental Conservation and Education: The Bend and the River” on March 23rd, with former City Councilman Sally Robinson and Tricia King Mims, National Park Partners Executive Director, and other panelists. This is an open invitation, and you can register to attend. To see videos of the dialogue sessions last year and learn more about Chattanooga Venture, visit here.

Phone: +1.904.385.8721 E-mail: admin@chattanoogawomensfund.org

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