Empty Bowls
Help those who are hungry.
Participate in the Empty Bowls project.
Will you MAKE a bowl for hunger?
February 24th and 27th Make a bowl for only a $5 studio fee at the
Manhattan Arts Center Clay Studio (6-9pm)
located in the little building just east of the Manhattan Art Center at 1520 Poyntz Ave.
Really, no experience necessary!
Will you BUY a bowl for hunger?
March 26th- April 17th Select a locally handmade bowl for a $10 donation at Bluestem Bistro in Aggieville on Moro St. and Edesia on Poyntz.
On April 17th (5-8 pm) bring your Empty Bowl and fill it with free soup at Texas Star Café in Aggieville
►100% of the proceeds to benefit local hunger fighting organizations◄
For complete information, including information on how to make & donate a bowl, call 532-6444 or www.ksu.edu/womenscenter
The K-State Women’s Center and KSU Campaign For Nonviolence will organize this event with support from other organizations, individuals, and businesses to include:
KSU Art Department, KSU Potter’s Guild, The Manhattan Arts Center, Manhattan High School Ceramic Students, GSOVA - Graduate Students of Visual Arts, Bluestem Bistro, Edesia, and The fabulous Hibachi Hut/Texas Star Café.
2006 Empty Bowls recipients met at Texas Star with Women's Center/Campaign for Nonviolence staff members to receive checks of $893.58 each in May.
From left to right:
Judy Atwood from Ogden Friendship House, Tom Miles, from Happy Kitchen,
Ann Smit from Second Helping, Kale Becker from Texas Star; in front
are Mary Todd, Susan Allen and Kelly Maze, WC/CNV representatives. Thank
you to the Manhattan art community!