We are excited to invite you to a premier evening of philanthropy and fun at Casino Royale: Jaw Bones & Saw Bones, hosted jointly by the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Medical Society and the Chattanooga Bar Association.

This year’s event will be held on Friday, October 24, 2025, from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. at The Walden Club. Set against the elegant backdrop of downtown Chattanooga, this black-tie-optional evening will feature lively casino games, cocktails, and a gathering of some of the region’s most dedicated medical and legal professionals.

Proceeds will benefit two programs making a critical difference in our community:

• The Medical Foundation’s Project Access provides life-saving charity care to uninsured patients across Southeast Tennessee. Since its launch in 2004, Southeast Tennessee Project Access has coordinated more than $240 million in donated healthcare services for more than 26,700 low-income, uninsured individuals in our region. With the support of over 1,500 volunteer physicians, hospitals, and community clinics, Project Access connects patients to life-saving medical care—from diagnostics to surgery—at no cost to them.
  
  
• The Chattanooga Bar Association and Foundation Courthouse Indigent Mediation Program builds on the Hamilton County General Sessions Court's coordinated efforts to pilot a mediation program for landlords and tenants in housing eviction cases. Through the tireless efforts of volunteers and both public and private partners, this initiative demonstrated the essential and beneficial role that alternative dispute resolution could play in serving vulnerable households. Through a recent Tennessee Bar Foundation IOLTA annual grant opportunity, the CBA is working to expand access to mediation for a diversity of cases impacting local families and looks forward to building this effort alongside volunteers, partners, and the community.