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Thank you to everyone who helped the hungry and homeless at SOME's 2010 Empty Bowls.
View pictures from Empty Bowls at Blessed Sacrament»
View pictures from Empty Bowls at St. Charles»
Benefiting SOME's meal programs, Empty Bowls is an annual event where guests enjoy a simple soup supper and may select and take home gorgeous hand-crafted bowls.
Empty Bowls is generously supported by local potters and restaurants who are listed below. Among the talented potters who contributed bowls were students, alumni and professors from the Corcoran College of Art and Design - a story about their "Bowl-A-Thon" was reported by CNN.
If you would like additional information or are interested in donating bowls or food to next year's event, please contact Megan Gannon at 202.797.8806, ext. 1010 or at mgannon@some.org.
Please help us to thank the potters, restaurants and companies whose contributions make Empty Bowls possible.
SOME Partner
Corcoran College of Art and Design
Potters
Shahdeh Ammadi
Alma Cassel
Clay Queen Pottery
Eastern Market Pottery
Glen Echo Pottery, Kay Allan and artists
Guy Mason Studio Arts
Hinckley Pottery, Anne Overbey and Artists
Langley Park Community Center, Vernon Smith and artists
Lee Arts Center, Elke Seefeldt and artists
Ann Leonard
Paula Miller
Montgomery College, Megan von Wagoner and students
Montgomery Potters, Ellen Meyerson and artists
Sara Torvik
St. Andrews Episcopal School Advanced Ceramics Students
Restaurants
Baked and Wired
Bread and Chocolate
Chadwick?s Alexandria
Clyde’s of Chevy Chase
Corner Bakery Café
Fresh Start Catering
Georgetown Cupcake
Great Harvest Bread Company
Heidelberg Pastry Shop
The Liberty Tavern
Panera Bread
Parker’s Classic American
Patisserie Poupon
Red, Hot & Blue
Ridgewells Catering
Something Sweet
Visual Initiatives
Whole Foods, P Street
Whole Foods, Tenley
In-Kind
Allison Merten, Graphic Design Services
Cabot Creamery
Chris Cooley
Costco Wholesale
Akemi Maegawa
Marie Maser
Perfect Settings
St. Charles Borromeo Church
The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Visual Initiatives