Our bowl overflows—thank you!

A man stands next to a table of produce with a sign that says "Food For Free."

THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for our inaugural Empty Bowls event! You helped us make the event both a fundraising success and a delightful evening. You all are great, and we’re honored to count such swell people among our supporters.

Thanks once more to the folks at Mudflat Studio and Pottery School, who hosted the event and also donated all of the beautiful bowls!

P.S. Need more Mudflat pottery in your life? Go visit Mudflat during Somerville Open Studios May 2nd, 3rd, and 4th!

April 12: Empty Bowls: a benefit hosted by Mudflat Studio
A handmade bowl. A hearty meal. A way to help.

EmptyBowlsPostcardAdmission to our first-ever Empty Bowls benefit included a handmade ceramic bowl for guests to fill with as many helpings of soup as they wished—before taking it home to keep!

Bowls were hand-crafted and donated by Mudflat artisans and students. (They made and donated over 500 bowls, most of which were gone by the end of the night! Wow!)

Soup, bread, and beverages were provided by many well-loved local establishments, including:
Cafe LunaCuisine En LocaleCraigie On Main | East End GrilleThe Garden at the Cellar | The Hong Kong | Trader Joe’s Fresh PondUNO Harvard Square | Vinny’s at Night
and more!

Raffle donors included:
Atwood’s | Boston Organics | The Comedy Studio | Craigie On Main | The Garden at the Cellar

We were serenaded by live music from:
ALEMBIC: harp and violin duo playing mystic-folk and medieval sounds for the modern city
Tony Leva: bassist about town, with Jamie Mallari (guitar and voice) and Valerie Thompson (cello)

Your ticket donation has helped Food For Free fill the bowls of your neighbors in need with fresh, healthy food—we expect to deliver over a million pounds next year, as we did last year. Thank you!

P.S. We want to see your SOUP SELFIES!
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