Good Neighbors, Inc. To Host Flea Market, Festival As Part Of Recruitment Efforts

  • Thursday, October 19, 2017

Good Neighbors of Chattanooga is hosting a flea market and festival on Saturday, Oct. 28, starting at 9 a.m., at Whiteside Park, 756 MLK Blvd. The event will kickoff its annual fundraising campaign.

Good Neighbors, one of the oldest non-profits in Chattanooga, is seeking support from churches, businesses, individuals and other supporters.  In its more than 60 years of service, Good Neighbors has been a resource for many, providing rental and utility assistance to families and individuals.

Festival-goers will enjoy food vendors, a talent showcase, games and fun for the entire family.

Admission is free. Everyone is encouraged and welcome to attend.

Contributions may be made to Good Neighbors, Inc., and sent to 737 E 10th Street, Chatttanooga, Tn. 37403.

For more information, or to become a vendor, contact Wiley Morton at (423) 653-4611 or email mortowj@aol.com.


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