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3rd Annual Empty Bowls raises funds
Rehoboth Art League pottery studio coordinator Jeffrey Stickle, left, joins Sunrise Rotary Club President-elect Ed Gossett in front of the full room.
May 9, 2018
Enjoying their tomato basil soup are Everrett and Cora Deck.
Pat Garret gets a bowl of chicken noodle soup from Autumn Reynolds, center, and Victoria Maull from Cape Henlopen High School’s Interact Club.
The clubhouse is full with he line snaking around the room.
Sunrise Rotary Club members take a break for a group photo. Shown are (l-r) Randy Smith, Bob Wotring, Dave Rowe with Abe, Amanda Peters, Richard Miller, Clay Monroe, Jo Allegro Smith and Randy Brow.
Club member Susan Giove, left, shows a bowl to the camera as (l-r) Barbara Beams, and Sue and John Schroeder select a favorite.
Stepping out of line to show their new bowls are Susan Jimenez, left, and Cathy Benson.
Happy with their bowls are (l-r) Julie Keefer, Faith Sutton and Noah Sutton.
Claire Brawn stays with the blue theme in her bowl selection.
There was a large selection of bowls in every color and design.
Enjoying the event and their new bowls are Debbie Fulton, left, and Dominique DuShutke from the Southern Sussex Rotary Club.
The Rehoboth Beach Sunrise Rotary Club held its 3rd Annual Empty Bowls fundraiser April 29 at the Baywoods Greens clubhouse.
The event raises funds for the Cclub’s Hunger Projects. The Rehoboth Art League’s Open Pottery Studio and School partnered with the Rotary Club by hand throwing over 600 bowls, available with the entry fee.
A very strong turnout resulted in standing room only early in the event, with the line to get the soup and bowls winding through the room.
