Epilepsy Foundation Southeast Tennessee

The Chattanooga Surgical Foundation is a dynamic Surgery Residency Program sponsored by the largest department at the UT College of Medicine Chattanooga. With Continued Accreditation and Commendation, the program offers virtual interviews for the 2024 Match and follows APDS recommendations for interview invitations and slots. Under the leadership of Dr. Benjamin Dart, the Chair of the Department of Surgery, and with the expertise of Dr. R. Phillip Burns, the Immediate Past Chair, the program boasts a dedicated faculty and a strong emphasis on compliance with ACGME and Surgery RRC requirements. Led by Dr. W. Heath Giles as the Program Director and Dr. J. Daniel Stanley as the Surgery Clerkship Director, the program provides comprehensive training and education in surgery, attracting students and residents from across the country.Generated from the website

The Kidney Foundation of the Greater Chattanooga Area was chartered on October 30, 1989 as an independent Kidney Foundation. The Kidney Foundation of the Greater Chattanooga Area receives no funding from the National Kidney Foundation, nor does it participate in any National Kidney Foundation programs, which means 100% of all funds raised stay within the greater Chattanooga area. The mission of The Kidney Foundation of the Greater Chattanooga Area is to provide help and information to those afflicted by kidney disease. Our vision is to be the leading resource of kidney related support in the greater Chattanooga area including: patient assistance, education, awareness, and prevention that improve the community's quality of life. The Kidney Foundation of the Greater Chattanooga Area is made up of five different divisions Public Education, Patient Services, Community Services, Fund Raising, and Management & General. Public Education and Patient Services are the two primary focuses with Public Education making up 23% of the year's expenses and Patient Services making up 67%. Kidney disease oftens leaves families financially devastated. In support of these families and those coping with kidney disease, The Kidney Foundation provides numerous programs and services to aid these families and patients. By operating as an independent Kidney Foundation, we are able to provide more financial assistance to our area patients. If you would like to help in our efforts to provide the best possible help and information to those afflicted with kidney disease, please donate now.

The Lyndhurst Foundation, established in 1938 and originally known as the Memorial Welfare Foundation, focuses on enhancing the quality of life in Chattanooga and its surrounding region through philanthropic efforts. With a legacy rooted in the local Coca-Cola bottling business, the foundation has evolved to prioritize areas such as primary healthcare, education, arts and culture, and urban revitalization. In 2012, the foundation underwent significant organizational changes, resulting in the formation of smaller family foundations while maintaining a commitment to the Chattanooga area. Governed by local trustees, Lyndhurst continues to support initiatives aimed at enriching the natural, educational, cultural, and urban environments of the community. Generated from the website