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Empty Bowls raises funds for the hungry
Roy Peacock and Norma Davall from Lewes browse the bowls as Dr. Uday Jani, pottery committee chair, arranges the bowls.
May 11, 2017
Rehoboth Beach Sunrise Rotary Club President Ray Bryant, left, shares a moment with Rehoboth Art League Pottery Studio Coordinator Jeff Stickle during the very busy Empty Bowls event.
Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes, shows his bowl selection.
Haley Strowhover, left, and Jenny Lee discuss their choices.
Bowl selection was hard, with plenty of color choices.
Space inside the Parish Life Center was at a premium so the bowls were displayed outside.
The Cape Henlopen High School Jazz Combo entertained the Empty Bowls crowd. Shown in back are (l-r) Hannah Wiswell, Sean Graham and Dru Simmons. In front are Emily Heilner, Jacky Matics and Will Warick.
The Cape Interact Club, a Rotary High School Program, served up the soup at the event. Shown serving soup to Marge Henning are (l-r) Kathryn Klebon, Shawn Gray, Autumn Reynolds and James Harrod.
Seats were hard to find in the parish cenetr.
The CAMP Rehoboth Chorus followed the Cape Jazz Combo.
Browsing the silent auction are Shelly Thompson, left, and Lisa McMasters from Rehoboth Beach.
Heather Rowe from Sun Kissed Face Painter applies tattoos to leopard Zoe Ziegler while Lilly Rowe shows off her her Rotary logo tattoo.
The Rehoboth Beach Sunrise Rotary Club in collaboration with the Rehoboth Art League’s Open Pottery Studio and School held its annual Empty Bowls fundraiser at St. Jude The Apostle Church April 30. This year 189 bowls were hand thrown to raise funds for the hungry families in Sussex County. Matt’s Fish Camp supplied the gourmet soup, Old World Bread supplied the bread and cookies and King’s Ice Cream supplied the ice cream.
