Sponsors Support The Arts Through Chair-ries Jubilee

  • Monday, April 13, 2015

The 17th annual Chair-ries Jubilee: “Chair-rie Pickers” will raise money for arts in education on Friday at the Museum Center at 5ive Points, beginning with a silent auction and social hour at 6 p.m. 

Chair-ries Jubilee is a project of the Allied Arts Council of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce and is one way the council serves as an arts education advocate and a means for promoting local artists.  

“Each year we invite the support of corporate sponsors and individuals who want to assist in bringing arts-related programs to area schools and promoting arts education,” Nancy Casson, event co-chair, said. “Sponsorships have allowed us to showcase the artwork of a variety of talented artists throughout our community while raising more than $350,000 since the first Chair-ries Jubilee 17 years ago.

“Each year we put the money raised right back into our school arts programs—public and private—through teacher grants and visiting artists. We deeply appreciate the generous sponsorship support we have received this year. We encourage you to thank them for their interest in the arts and to support them with your business.” 

Corporate sponsors for this year’s event include the following: ABCOR Packaging; Advanced Photographic Solutions; Advantage Resourcing; Andrew Johnson Bank; Arnett, Kirksey, Kimsey, Sullivan, Lay & Hall PLLC; Athens Federal Community Bank; Award Realty; AXA Advisors LLC; Barge, Waggoner, Sumner & Cannon Inc.; Baskin Robbins; Bender Realty; Black Fox Farms; Bradley Rentals Inc.; Brenda Lawson & Associates LLC; and Brookes Edge Apartments c/o Shumate Development Corporation Inc. 

Other corporate sponsors include Caldwell Paving; CapitalMark Bank & Trust; Carroll & Greene Co.; Carter Distributing Company; Cate Brothers Development; Cleveland Abstract & Title Insurance Co. Inc.; Cleveland City Ballet/Bang-A-Rang Productions; Cleveland Daily Banner; Cleveland Exit 20 LLC; Cleveland Plywood Co.; Cleveland State Community College; Cleveland Utilities; Coldwell Banker Hamilton & Associates; Companion Funeral & Cremation Service; and Crye-Leike Realtors/Cindy Chase. 

The corporate sponsor list continues with Dennis Anderson Shelter Insurance; Dockins Graphics Inc.; Don Ledford Automotive Center—Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac; Douglas Inn & Suites; Downtown Design Studio of the Lewis Group Architects; Ed Jacobs & Associates; 
Edward Jones; Eric L. Evans State Farm Insurance; Eyecare Associates of Cleveland; First National Bank of Cleveland; First Tennessee; Flowers Bakery of Cleveland LLC; FSG Bank;
Garden Plaza at Cleveland; Gray Epperson Automotive; Greg Calfee Builders LLC; and Gwen Ellis Real Estate Appraisal. 

Also on the corporate sponsor list are Hardee’s/J&S Restaurants Inc.; Harting, Bishop & Arrendale PLLC, CPAs; Haskell Interiors; Health Services Management Group LLC; Holly Hill Events LLC; Hospice of Chattanooga; Industrial Services of Cleveland; Insurance Incorporated; Isbill Floral Gallery; Jerry Hoffer, Attorney at Law; Jim Rush Funeral Home; Jones Management Services LLC; Kendall Electric Inc.; Key Advertising Inc.; Landmark Insurance & Brokerage Corp.; LBMC Planning Services LLC; Lee University; Logan-Thompson PC; and Lubing Systems LP. 

Corporate sponsors also include Mac PC Market; Manufacturers Chemicals LLC; Mars hocolate North America; May & May Restorative and Cosmetic Dentistry; McMurray Law Office PLLC; Modern Way Printing Co. Inc.; MurMaid Mattress Inc.; Neely Printing Co.; Ocoee Insurance Services; Physician Services Drug & Alcohol Testing, Inc.; Pioneer Credit Co.; Procter & Gamble Co.—Duracell; Ralph Buckner Funeral Home & Crematory; RE/MAX Experience; Regions Bank; Relics Antiques & Vintage Décor LLC; Resolute Forest Products; and Rodgers Group.
Rounding out the list of corporate sponsors are Santek Waste Services Inc.; SkyRidge Medical Center; SouthEast Bank & Trust; Southern Heritage Bank; State Representative Kevin Brooks; State Senator Mike Bell; Surf’s Up Car Wash; Tarver Distributing Co.; Taylor Animal Hospital; Tennessee Christian Preparatory School; Tennessee Valley Urology Center PC; The Clayful Artist; Tri-Con Inc.; United Community Bank; Volunteer Rid-A-Pest; Walgreens; Wealth Management Group; Whirlpool Corporation, Cleveland Division; William A. Pryor III, DDS, MS; WOOP; Wright Brothers Construction Company Inc.; and WTNB-TV. 

Individuals and couples sponsoring the event include the following: Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jackson, Dr. and Mrs. William Reynolds, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright, Margaret and David Schenk, Dr.  and Mrs. Bill Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Y. McCoin Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pesterfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Cooper J. Hill. 

Finally, these are also sponsoring the event: Antique Archaeology Nashville, Associates in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Blackwell Law Offices, Cleveland Head & Neck Clinic, Edward Jones, Greenway Public Arts Committee, Igou Graphics, Insurity Group LLC, Mike’s Cabinets, Publix Super Market and Vertical Media Group. 

Tickets, available at the Chamber of Commerce or The Red Ribbon, are $25 in advance or $30 at the door. 

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