On Sunday, March 29, Just Harvest and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will host the 20th Annual Empty Bowls fundraiser. The proceeds of this event will help fight hunger in the region. In the weeks leading up to the event, local arts and community groups and schools – as well as the general public […]
On Sunday, March 29, Just Harvest and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will host the 20th Annual Empty Bowls fundraiser. The proceeds of this event will help fight hunger in the region. In the weeks leading up to the event, local arts and community groups and schools – as well as the general public […]
Union Project invites you to Throw Down – A bowl-making party to support the 20th Annual Empty Bowls Dinner.
The annual Empty Bowls dinner is a community meal of soup and bread, reminding us that too many people in our region still have empty bowls. This marks the 20th Anniversary of this singular event to fight hunger in the region. Join us!
The annual Empty Bowls dinner is a community meal of soup and bread to remind us of the many people in our region who are facing empty bowls. Join us at the 21st anniversary of this singular event to benefit Just Harvest's and Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank's efforts to end hunger.
The annual Empty Bowls is a simple community meal of bread and soup to help remind people of the roughly one in eight residents of Allegheny County who are facing hunger.
The annual Empty Bowls is a simple community meal of bread and soup to benefit Just Harvest and Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank's work to help those in Allegheny County who are facing hunger.
The annual Empty Bowls is a simple community meal of bread and soup to benefit Just Harvest and Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank's work to help those in the region who are facing hunger.
The annual Empty Bowls is a simple community meal of soup and bread to help remind people of the one in eight residents of Allegheny County who are facing hunger.
This annual community meal of soups contributed by local chefs benefits the fight against hunger in southwest Pennsylvania.
