5th Annual Empty Bowls Delray Beach
Trinity Lutheran School 400 N. Swinton Ave. , Delray Beach, Florida 33444
CAPEHART
Empty Bowls Delray Beach Chair, Stephanie Dodge
Palm Beach County Food Bank
5th Annual Empty Bowls Delray Beach
Saturday, December 5, 2020
Drive-Through Soup Pick-Up: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Virtual Program: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
WHO: The Palm Beach County Food Bank along with Event Chair and Delray Beach resident Stephanie Dodge and Honorary Chair John Brewer
WHAT: 5th Annual Empty Bowls Delray Beach
Empty Bowls is a national grassroots event that raises money for hunger relief. This unique event invites the public to “eat simply, so others can simply eat.” Old School Bakery provides rustic breads and 30 local chefs donate their signature soups, all served by local celebrities. Guests share in a simple meal of bread, soup, and water. In an effort to adjust to the “new normal” this year, guests can purchase tickets online and participate in an extraordinary drive-through and online virtual experience. Each ticket provides one pint of soup from local amazing restaurants and fresh baked bread from Old School Bakery, as well as other sponsored goodies in an insulated cooler bag.
WHERE:
• Drive-through soup pick-up: Trinity Lutheran School - 400 N. Swinton Ave, Delray Beach
• Program: Virtual Celebration
WHEN:
• Saturday, December 5, 2020
o Drive-through soup pick-up: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
o Virtual program: 12 to 1 p.m.
COST: Tickets – $30 per order or $50 for 2 orders (each order provides one pint of soup)
WHY: All proceeds from Empty Bowls Delray Beach benefit the Palm Beach County Food Bank to fight hunger in our community.
CONTACT: To purchase your Empty Bowls tickets, please visit: www.pbcfoodbank.org/emptybowlsdelray. For more information on the Palm Beach County Food Bank, please call 561.670.2518 x309.
ADDITIONAL INFO: Before COVID-19, the Palm Beach County Food Bank provided access to nutritious food for more than 100,000 hungry Palm Beach County residents every month. Now, that demand has more than doubled as more people are left without jobs and income. Last year the Food Bank sourced over 10 million pounds of food annually and provided it to almost 200 local community partners.