Hermitage fundraiser to help communitys less fortunate

While it may be a small city, Hermitage has a reputation for having a big heart. An upcoming fundraiser will showcase the talents of local potters, students and chefs, and each guest at the function will go home with a bowl that’s empty, but a heart that's full.

The Empty Bowl event will be part of a growing movement that combines raising monies to help the less fortunate with raising awareness about the food insecurity that can be faced by some community members. All of the proceeds will be used to help the hungry, and will remain in the local area.

When they arrive at the function, each ticket holder will receive a bowl filled with soup or other fare, as well as some freshly baked bread. The bowl will be decorated by a local artist or student, and at the end of their meal, they can keep the bowl as a reminder to keep the less fortunate in mind all year round.

One way to thank the artisans who donate pieces for this sort of evening is to prepare Brochures that include the name of each artists as well as some information about them. These can be given to each person when they arrive for their meal, and can be prepared by a brochure printing company.

The Hope Center for Arts and Technology will be welcoming the public for this tasty fundraiser on April 9. Dinner will be served between 4:00 and 8:00 pm.

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