EMPTY BOWLS PROJECT

512-894-0938
16TH ANNUAL
August 19, 2013
EMPTY BOWLS PROJECT
Dear Friends of Dripping Springs Helping Hands,
Mark your calendars for the 16th Annual Empty Bowls Project to be held on Sunday,
Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013
November 3th, 2013 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at Sunset Canyon Pottery in Dripping
11am to 3pm
Springs. The Empty Bowls Project will officially kick off the month of November as
Sunset Canyon Pottery
For more information visit:Helping Hands Awareness Month, an official proclamation of the city of Dripping Springs!
Helping Hands Awareness Month is co-sponsored by Dripping Springs Helping Hands and the
gHands-DrippingSprings.org or SunsetCanyonPottery.com
Dripping Springs Rotary Club and we invite you to be a part of this special event helping us
assist members of our community who need our support.
The Importance of Empty Bowls Project
Helping Hands
Board Members
Crystal Emmons
Amy Jeanne Welton
Jane Robinson
Wendy Lively
Laura Payne
Patrick Welton
Amanda Lewis
Alecia Ragan
Michael Sparks
Carrie Isaac
Renee Sassin
Bob Hummel
Empty Bowls
Project Committee
Kristi Greene
Bridget & Bill Hauser
Mike Cave
Steele Fleming
Emmett & Lisa Fox
Sarah Hauser
Alecia Ragan
Beth Uhl
Barb Mansur
June Baumoel
Pun Nio
Brooke Robbins
Jolene Salcido
Tim & Tina Lulfs
The Empty Bowls Project is the largest fundraiser for Helping Hands and raises more
than 50% of the annual operating budget for this non-profit organization. Without a successful Empty Bowls Project, Helping Hands simply would not be able to provide enough
food for all of its clients as well as the other helpful programs it undertakes. Though food
is generously donated by many organizations in our community, Helping Hands purchases
more than 50% of the 40,000 pounds of food it gives out throughout the year to meet the
demands. Monetary donations are vital to Helping Hands in order to fulfill their mission
and responsibilities to neighbors in our community who are in need.
Please Join us as a Sponsor
As a sponsor of Empty Bowls Project, you will be directly supporting the Helping
Hands Food Pantry and Financial Assistance Program with housing, utilities, and medical
care for those who cannot afford such basic needs. In addition, you will be assisting with its
Summer Supplement Program, which provides food for kids on summer break and its Back to
School Program, which provides school supplies for families whose parents cannot provide
them for their children. Your support will also help fund Helping Hands’ Christmas Gift
Drive so that no child in Dripping Springs has to go without Christmas.
Dripping Springs Helping Hands, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) organization so your gift is tax
deductible. In addition, Helping Hands is managed and operated 100% by an independent
group of volunteers. They need your help!
Beautiful, Original and Delicious The Empty Bowls Project in Dripping Springs is a family-fun event where the community comes together to share a wonderful meal, live music, a silent auction and most importantly, fellowship. More than 20 restaurants in the Dripping Springs and Austin area prepare
and donate dozens of soups that are each distinct and delicious.
Finding the perfect bowl each year is one of the many reasons people attend the event.
Over 1,000 beautiful and unique handmade “Empty Bowls” are graciously provided by Bill
and Bridget Hauser, owners of Sunset Canyon Pottery, who have hosted the event for the
past 16 years.
Your Gift
Thank you for becoming a sponsor of the Empty Bowls Project! Your donation increases Helping Hands’ resources to provide compassionate care for our neighbors in need.
Sincerely,
,
June and Jim Baumoel
Barb and Bruce Mansur
,
,
Kristi and Paul Greene
Pun Nio, Nio Graphics, Inc.
SUNSET CANYON POTTERY
4002 E. Hwy. 290, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
EMPTY BOWLS PROJECT 2012
SPONSORSHIP
512-894-0938
OPPORTUNITIES
Celadon
$1,500
Certificates for two free soup bowls at the Empty Bowls Project
One specially created commemorative bowl from Sunset Canyon Pottery
Name on banner 30 days prior to event
Name on Empty Bowls Project advertising poster
Web link from Dripping Springs Helping Hands website
Tabletop signage and hourly announcements at Empty Bowls Project event
Recognition in newspaper thank-you ad
Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013
Porcelain One specially created commemorative bowl from Sunset Canyon Pottery
11am to 3pm
$1,000 Name on banner 30 days prior to event
Sunset Canyon Pottery
Name on Empty Bowls Project advertising poster
For more information visit:
Name on from Dripping Springs Helping Hands website
gHands-DrippingSprings.org or SunsetCanyonPottery.com
Tabletop signage and hourly announcements at Empty Bowls Project event
Recognition in newspaper thank-you ad
One specially created commemorative bowl from Sunset Canyon Pottery
Name on Empty Bowls Project advertising poster
Name on Dripping Springs Helping Hands website
Recognition in newspaper thank-you ad
China
$750
Stoneware $500
Name on Empty Bowls Project advertising poster
Name on Dripping Springs Helping Hands website
Recognition in newspaper thank-you ad
Ironstone
$250
Web link from Dripping Springs Helping Hands website
Recognition in newspaper thank-you ad following event
Earthenware $100
Recognition in newspaper thank-you ad following event
Many Hands below $100
We are grateful for any contribution!
Make checks payable to:
Dripping Springs Helping
Hands, Inc. – and thank you!
Mail form to:
Dripping Springs Helping
Hands, Inc.,
Attn: Kristi Greene
P. O. Box 804
Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Enclosed is our check for
$_____________
Sponsorship Response Form Must be received by Sept. 20, 2013
for printing deadline
Name________________________________________________________________
Name as you want to be recognized
____________________________________________________________________
Address________________________________________Phone_________________
Your Website___________________________ Email (Optional)___________________
For
information
please
contact:
Kristi
[email protected]
For more
Celadon
and Porcelain
Sponsors,
please
sendGreene:
your logos
(we will accept jpg, tif, eps files) to:
Carrie Isaac, [email protected]