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At 05:25 PM 8/17/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>I found it!! I just didn't have it labeled so I could find it easily on my
>favorites list. It's at
>www.northnet.org/hildreth/alanbowlslu.htm
>
>Has anyone else done something like this? It really seems interesting. The
>lesson stresses form and surface patternon the bowls and with the component
>of cummunity involvement and outreach. Each student makes 2 bowls that are
>part of a soup and bread fundraiser. People keep the bowl , the cost is $5 .
>Money collected is donated to a food pantry or soup kitchen. I am going to
>try it.
Hi Yvette,
We started this little fundraiser nine years ago here within our pottery
guild and with a restaurant downtown and a wonderful charity "Waste Not"
here in Phoenix. Our effort yielded $29,000 last year, we made over 3000
bowls, all donated clay, glaze, firing, time and selling! We have a
celebrity/silent auction too, where we offer "bigger, special" bowls, or
those signed by celebrities, sometimes the celebrities will decorate them too.
It's been a real blessing for the community here, and even though it's
always lots of work for all of us each year, I am grateful to be able to be
a part of it. Nine years ago when it started here, there were a few
hundred bowls and they raised a thousand or two, it's amazing what can
happen when a lot of people get together to give.
Good luck!
Michelle
PS Solicit donations to buy clay, food for serving etc...
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