Quota gals had an amazing evening of volunteering and “serving” our great community once again at this years Empty Bowls event.

Empty Bowls is a non-profit organization supported by artists and crafts people in cities and towns around the world to raise money for food related charities to care for and feed the hungry in their communities. 

Ceramic potters and students in Northern Colorado donated hundreds of bowls for this year’s which was held on February 20^th.  And Quota Club of Norther Colorado volunteers was right there supporting this incredible organization by welcoming patrons, serving soup and distributing gorgeous bowls.

Lisa Blackburn and John Hartom touched the world’s hearts when their ceramics classes made ceramic bowls, added soup, then sent the bowls home as a reminder of all the people that are hungry in the world. The proceeds from this amazing program raised funds to support the Larimer County Food Bank. In addition to the food bank, Empty Bowls supports charitable food-related organizations around the world and has raised millions of dollars to help end hunger. 

Lisa Blackburn and John Hartom touched the world’s hearts when their ceramics classes made ceramic bowls, added soup, then sent the bowls home as a reminder of all the people that are hungry in the world.

“Empty Bowls is recognized for changing the world by sharing, caring and touching the hearts of people in your community.”

For additional information about Empty Bowls, visit their website at: https://emptybowls.com/

Also, click on the following link for more information about Quota NOCO at: https://quotainternationalfortcollins.com/