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The Empty Bowl Project Returns for 2024-25

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Kazmira Dudash, Staff Writer/Photographer
December 11, 2024
Two women are holding three bowls in their arms while laughing and looking at each other.
In honor of the culinary program working with the pottery club to bring back Empty Bowls for the 2024-2025 school year, the pottery club has been working extra hard to reach their goal of 125 handmade bowls for the upcoming event on Jan. 10. Pottery teacher Ashley Corvin and senior Lily Corvin show off some of the bowls the club has made. “The main idea of Empty Bowls is that artists can collaborate to help give back to the community…we’re making 125 bowls and the culinary program is making soup. People will purchase a ticket and they will come and eat from a bowl of their choice. Then, they get to take their bowl home to remember participating in the Empty Bowls,” Corvin said.
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Juniors Lena Tepoel (left) and Emme Loehr (center), and senior Caroline Concepcion (right) show the different kinds of colors and sizes of bowls that will be at the event. This will be a great way to give back to the community and proceeds of the Empty Bowls event will go to the State College Food Bank. “Working within a school and promoting a school to work together to help other people in the community, and that's always a good thing, and having students, especially a younger generation, because that's a great opportunity for them,” Loehr said.
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Kazmira Dudash
Juniors Lena Tepoel (left) and Emme Loehr (center), and senior Caroline Concepcion (right) show the different kinds of colors and sizes of bowls that will be at the event. This will be a great way to give back to the community and proceeds of the Empty Bowls event will go to the State College Food Bank. “Working within a school and promoting a school to work together to help other people in the community, and that's always a good thing, and having students, especially a younger generation, because that's a great opportunity for them,” Loehr said.
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