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Let’s Build a Legacy Together.

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Join Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga this fall for our signature fundraiser at the First Horizon Pavilion. This reimagined event will feature music, great food, tasty drinks, and fun, all in support of affordable homeownership. Enjoy a festive evening under the pavilion while helping local families build strength and stability through housing.

While the venue has changed, the mission remains the same. The fall fundraiser is a chance to connect with fellow supporters, celebrate our shared impact, and raise critical funds for Habitat’s work in the Chattanooga community. Save the date and be part of a meaningful night that helps lay the foundation for a better future.

Meet our event Chair, Chris curtis!

Chris is the Owner and President of JC Curtis Construction Company, LLC, Riverside Development, and Service Systems, LLC. A Chattanooga-based developer, he is a graduate of Baylor School and studied finance at the University of Alabama before entering the construction and development industry 27 years ago. Chris is actively involved in the Chattanooga community, donating his time and resources to various local causes and interests.

Meet Our Opening Speaker, Dan Earl!

Dan Earl, a former standout point guard at Penn State, took the helm of Chattanooga’s men’s basketball program in 2022 and quickly steered the Mocs into uncharted territory. In his third season, he led the team to a school‑record–tying 29 wins, captured the Southern Conference regular-season crown, and capped it all off by winning the 2025 National Invitation Tournament—marking UTC’s first NCAA Division I national title and the first-ever NIT championship for any SoCon school.

Meet our Keynote Speaker, Eric Berry

Eric Berry, a UT football alumnus and former NFL Kansas City Chiefs safety, is a 2023 College Football Hall of Fame and 2025 Tennessee Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, as well as a survivor of Hodgkin's lymphoma. A standout at UT, he earned multiple All-American honors and won the prestigious Jim Thorpe Award as the nation’s top defensive back.

After his Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis in 2014, Berry had a triumphant return to football, earning him the 2015 AP Comeback Player of the Year award. Today, he remains involved in many philanthropic endeavors close to his heart.