N Event organizers from the KiMe Fund recently hosted their 4th annual “Shakin’ not Stirred” fundraiser event at the Fox Den Country Club. Other attendees at Wine, Women and Shoes included Chris Kahn, Rosa Mar, Denise Douglas, Leslie Elmore, Sharon Wilhoite, Kathryn Wilhoite, Lauren Wilhoite, Heidi Shuler, Tamara Boyer, Gay Lyons, Gini Batey, Sharon Donnell, Lesa Phillips Wilson, Jenny Boyd, Julie Pauletto, Jeannie Dulaney, Marsha Dance, Cynthia Moxley, Kelly Fletcher, Karyn Holbrook, John and Leann Tolsma. All funds from the evening’s activities will go in support of Second Harvest Food Bank and their hunger-relief mission in East Tennessee. Johnna Easter was the lucky winner of the evening’s grand prize, “The Closet,” which included thousands of dollars’ worth of gifts and services from vendors such as Barre 3, MediSpa, CoolSculpting, Sole in the City and Billy Lush Adventures.

In addition to the Marketplace, The Standard also was the location of a runway-type fashion show where attendees were introduced to the latest fashions modeled by stylish local ladies. The Standard was transformed for the evening to accommodate a Marketplace filled with designer shoes, boutique clothing and artisan jewelry. Guests were greeted at the door by several Shoe Guys who chatted to arrivals at the event about the many different shopping opportunities available to them that night.

At the affair, attendees had the opportunity to participate in a wine-tasting featuring specialty glasses from Land Rover of Knoxville and sample hors d’oeuvres presented by the UT Culinary Institute. Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee hosted its “Wine, Women and Shoes” event to a sold-out crowd at The Standard in downtown Knoxville recently.

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