With Pennsylvanians facing greater food insecurity, this year’s Empty Bowls fundraiser will provide critical support to anti-hunger efforts.
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New chefs and 45 soups at the return of Empty Bowls
The annual Empty Bowls returns this year with an additional seating and some new soups, all thanks to the generosity of some of the city’s top chefs.
New chefs and dozens of soups at the 2019 Empty Bowls
A wide variety of soups will be offered at the event, including Mulligatawny, Wild Mushroom and Rutabaga, and of course the ever-favorite Chicken Noodle.
2018 Empty Bowls: The 38 soups and new chefs
A wide variety of soups will be offered at the event – from Thai Corn Chowder to Smoked Cream of Cauliflower, and the ever-favorite Chicken Noodle.
The 38 soups and new chefs of 2017 Empty Bowls
Thanks to some of Pittsburgh’s great restaurants and caterers there will be dozens of yummy soups to eat at this joint fundraiser for Just Harvest and Greater Pittsburgh Community Food […]
The 34 soups, and new chefs, on offer at this year’s Empty Bowls
Every year at Pittsburgh’s Empty Bowls dinner, hundreds gather for a communal meal of soup and bread, thanks to the generosity of some of the city’s top chefs – with […]
Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh will have kids crafts at this year’s Empty Bowls
This annual event helps to raise money to end hunger in our region, and will also be fun for the kids thanks to Children’s Museum art activities.
Soup’s on! The 33 restaurants’ soups you’ll find at the 2015 Empty Bowls
Our annual Empty Bowls dinner is meant to be a reminder of those who go hungry in our region, so it’s a simple meal of bread and soup. But that […]
This year’s Empty Bowls will have an exclusive soup
Big Burrito Restaurant Group is creating a special soup to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fundraiser for Just Harvest and Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
Children’s Museum brings new twist on nutrition to Empty Bowls
This year’s family-friendly Empty Bowls fundraiser will provide new children’s activities courtesy of the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh.
