The “Grateful Gobbler” began in 1998, originally called “Walk the Walk,” as part of Homeless Awareness Week. Thanksgiving Day marks a time to be thankful for the things we have and is also a time to be aware of those who have less. In November of 2000, ten congregations of different faiths joined the Homeless Coalition of regional service providers in the inaugural Thanksgiving Day Grateful Gobbler Walk. Regardless of religious beliefs and backgrounds, all participants came together, working toward on common goal: helping the neediest people in our community With this goal in mind and the tradition of giving on an day recognized as a time of thanks, people from all walks of life walk together and give together.
Grateful Gobbler Walk
to
Coolidge Park 1 River Street, City of Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402
EPB Local Business Spotlight
Monday
-
This & That
Ooltewah Cruise In & Bike Night-
-
Education & Learning
Microsoft Excel Advanced Formulas Online Bootcamp-
Tuesday
-
Charity & Fundraisers
American Red Cross Virtual Volunteer Fair-
-
This & That
Joggers & Lagers-
-
Concerts & Live Music
Mark Andrew-
Wednesday
-
Education & Learning
Compassion Series, Part Three: Inspired Action-
Thursday
-
Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
On-Line Painting Critiques with Mia Bergeron-
-
Education & Learning
Healing Crystals 101-
Friday
-
Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
Painting the Cityscape with Peter Van Dyck-
-
Concerts & Live Music
Mark Andrew-
Saturday
-
Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
Painting the Cityscape with Peter Van Dyck-
-
Charity & Fundraisers
American Red Cross Virtual Volunteer Fair-
Sunday
-
Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
Painting the Cityscape with Peter Van Dyck-
-
Art & Exhibitions
Brushes and Brunch-