Empty Bowls – St. Vincent de Paul
March 25, 2017 – Timonium Fairgrounds
Pictured (LtoR) John Pipitone, St. Vincent de Paul board member; Jennifer Summers, St. Vincent de Paul vice president of development & marketing; Jay Brooks, St. Vincent de Paul board member; and John Schiavone, St. Vincent de Paul president/CEO
Pictured (LtoR) Chenire Carter, event organizer; Qiana Green, Baltimore area certified medical coder; and Rosheda Harrell, Baltimore Child Abuse Center education outreach coordinator
Pictured (LtoR) Jennifer Pendleton, Baltimore area technical advisor; and Susan DeLabio, Baltimore area financial analyst
Pictured (LtoR) Greg Lattus, retired technical recruiter; Debbie Lattus, retired pediatric RN; and Sheila Harris, retired US Army RN
Pictured (LtoR) Randy Evensen, ArmadaCare group consultant; Danielle Evensen, Crepe Myrtle Designs owner/interior decorator; Debbie Evensen, retired business manager; and Joan Evensen, retired Towson University psychology senior lecturer
Pictured (LtoR) Kathy Fick, Kathy Fick Designs owner/artist; and Linda Lotz, Assistance Center of Towson Churches executive director
Pictured (LtoR) Judi Miller, People Who Need People founder/president; and Michael Miller, Harbor Towne Redevelopment president/owner
Pictured (LtoR) Collin Carter, 16-months-old; Chaz Carter, La-Z-Boy warehouse worker; and Donna Rodgers, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport retail sales associate
Souper Social (March 25, 2017) Within a course of 4 hours, some 2,000 folks passed through the Exhibition Hall of the Timonium Fairgrounds for St. Vincent de Paul’s 11th annual “Empty Bowls” event.
There, they could buy handcrafted ceramic bowls created by local artists, students and volunteers, and use those bowls (or the disposal ones also provided) to try a variety of soups offered up by a number of local restaurants at food stations around the room.
