Sunday, October 5, you’re invited to Carrboro Town Commons for TABLE’s annual Empty Bowls event, raising money to feed local kids. Presented by Edward Jones of Carrboro, this year’s Empty Bowls features delicious soups, breads and cookies, hand-crafted bowls designed and donated by local potters, and live music from 3-6 p.m. – and all the proceeds will support TABLE’s efforts to address food insecurity in our community, with meals provided to over 1,000 families.
Aaron welcomes TABLE’s Suzanne Tormollen and Jessica Villagrano of Edward Jones to discuss the Empty Bowls event and its importance in our community.
Conversation presented by TABLE. Click here to purchase tickets to Empty Bowls.
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