Come see what Knoxville is cooking up and support the community with your love of baking. You can compete by entering as a child, adult, or professional. Or, if you don't feel like competing, then come treat yourself to some cupcake tasting! Tickets are $5 and cover the costs of five cupcake tastings.
All proceeds go to Child and Family Tennessee. What do you have to lose with great food, great fun, and a great cause?
Ice Bears Coach Mike Craigen
Senator Becky Duncan Massey
Heather Grubb, formerly of TV's Cake Boss
Marc Anthony, from Star 102.1 The Marc and Kim and Frank Show
Red Hickey
"Darin' Erin" Donovan, with WBIR TV 10
Tearsa Smith, with WATE 6 News
Rose Kennedy, from Metropulse
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Magpies,
Gigi's,
The Cup,
Panache Bake Shoppe,
Lenny's Catering,
Emma Lou Bakery,
KupKaties Kupkakes,
Scrumps Cupcakes,
Bakery at Cafe 4,
Sugarbuzz Bakers,
House of Cake,
Chez Liberty,
Mer-Mer's Bakery,
Sweetpie's Bakery,
Sweet Celebrations,
Pellissippi Culinary School,
Benefit Your Life,
Southernly Sweet,
Cakery Bakery and
Sweetery
Child and Family Tennessee is a private nonprofit that has been serving the community for over 81 years. It reaches more than 44,000 women, children, and families annually to help them rebuild their lives and achieve self-sufficiency. Their five core areas of service are: Encourage Wellness and Recovery, End the Cycle of Abuse, Promote Successful Adulthood, Provide Education and Prevention, and Shape Healthy Young Lives.
901 E. Summit Hill Dr. | Knoxville, TN 37915
child-family.org | 865.524.7483
By partnering with the only shelter in Knoxville that allows women to stay with their children at no charge to them, Child & Family Tennessee and Kent C. Withers Family Crisis Center make this possible to women and children experiencing domestic violence. Together they can find hope, healing, and a chance to begin a life free from abuse. Last year, 229 women and children received emergency shelter, case management and therapeutic services through the Family Crisis Center.
Download more about domestic violence.
