The 1st Annual Empty Bowls Project of Roslindale & Hyde Park

Now more than ever, our food insecure community members need support. The Empty Bowls Project is an international grassroots effort to raise both money and awareness in the fight to end hunger.

Join us on Sunday, March 27th from 5:00pm - 8:00pm at the Roslindale Substation (4228 Washington Street)and choose a handmade ceramic bowl by Create: Art in Community and fill it with delicious soup from local restaurants—before taking it home to keep! We offer a take-out option for those who cannot stay for the event.

Proceeds benefit the member organizations of the Roslindale/Hyde Park Neighborhood Food Action Collaborative (NFAC): Food Access Volunteers of Roslindale (FAVOR), the Roslindale Food Collective (RFC) & the Hyde Park Food Pop-Up. NFAC aims to continue to build, facilitate & coordinate a network of community members & organizations focused on increasing access, choice, & affordability to healthy food to improve overall community health.

Funds raised will go directly towards providing fresh culturally appropriate fruit & vegetables to our community members!

To learn more about NFAC please contact our community leaders:

Ric Henry rhenry@healthleadsusa.org

Leah Arteaga larteaga@healthleadsusa.org

Our Deepest Thanks

We are extremely thankful for the time and talent donated by the artists at Create: Art in Community and other local potters who made the bowls for this event.

THANK YOU!

We are grateful to The Substation for donating their space for this event!

Located in the lower level of one of Roslindale’s most iconic buildings, The Substation offers a unique place to be your most productive.