Empty Bowls to benefit the White Center and Highline Food Banks on Jan. 27
Empty Bowls to benefit the White Center and Highline Food Banks on Jan. 27
Best Bowl? Picking the right bowl may be difficult but the decision to attend the Jan. 27 Empty Bowls fundraising event at Burien Community Center should be easy. Moshier Art Center potters donated the bowls. Buy one for a minimum adult donation of $15 and receive a simple dinner of soup, bread, desert and drink. Proceeds go the the Highline area and White Center food banks. Lunch is 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Dinner is 4-8 p.m. Details at www.BurienParks.net.
Photo by Eric Mathison
Mon, 01/16/2012
Empty Bowls, a combined benefit effort joining area potters and the White Center and Highline Area Food Banks will take place on January 27. The potters are from the Moshier Art Center at the Burien Community Center.
Empty Bowls is a national movement to draw attention to the ongoing issue of hunger in many communities.
Each year the Moshier potters design over 1,000 bowls – during the event attendees choose a custom crafted bowl and savor delicious soups from local restaurants. In 2011 White Center Food Bank received just over $8,000 from the event.
Suggested donations are $15 per adult and $10 for children. Empty Bowls takes place at the Burien Community Center with two sessions: lunch from 11am until 2pm and dinner from 4 until 8pm. The Burien Community Center is located at 14700 Sixth Avenue SW, parking is often limited.
For more information on the event go to: www.burienwa.gov/index.aspx?NID=840
For more information on the Moshier Art Center: www.moshierartcenter.org/
For more information on the White Center Food Bank:
www.whitecenterfoodbank.org
For more informaiton on the Highline Food Bank:
http://www.skcfc.org/highline/
