In this episode of Chamber Does What?, Tammy has invited Nancy Casson — longtime community leader, business owner, and passionate arts advocate — to share the story behind Chair-ries Jubilee. What began in 1999 as a small creative chair auction to support local school arts programs has grown into one of Cleveland and Bradley County’s signature spring events, raising nearly $600,000 for city and county schools over 27 years. Nancy shares how every day and repurposed furniture is transformed into one-of-a-kind auction pieces, the themes and creative contributions that make the event so vibrant, and how grant funds directly support student performances, visiting artists, and arts education initiatives. She also highlights the essential role of the Chamber of Commerce in making the event possible. This conversation celebrates the power of creativity, community collaboration, and the lasting impact of investing in arts and education.