BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.caringplacetx.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.10/ / CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:a17e223a-50da-45c8-929a-9f79ba35c0b7 X-WR-CALDESC:Teachers\, students\, administrators and members of the George town ISD community donated their one of a kind “Empty Bowls Project” bowls to The Caring Place to raise money for The Caring Place Food Pantry. Bow ls will be revealed on Thursday\, July 16th in The Shops at The Caring Pla ce at 2000 Railroad Avenue. The Store is open Monday-Friday\, 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM. Prices will vary between $5 and $20 each for these limited editi on bowls.\n\nWhat is the Empty Bowls Project? The Empty Bowls Project typ ically allows participating artists to create and donate bowls\, then serv e a simple meal. Guests choose a bowl to use that day and to keep as a re minder of all the empty bowls in the world. These handcrafted bowls were created just before Spring Break with the intention of holding this type o f traditional event. The Ceramics classes and National Art Honor Society members at Georgetown High School coordinated a community bowl making even t and a glazing day event. Students learned about hunger in the community and about The Caring Place’s work during class. Students planned to sell the bowls at an event in April\, but COVID-19 halted that fundraiser. Ms . Morin reached out to The Caring Place to find a new way for the work of the Georgetown ISD community to benefit the organization. There will be n o meal\, but the bowls will be available for sale.\n\n“We are honored to h ave this student work at The Caring Place benefiting the organization. We love that high school students not only learned about bowl making in clas s\, but also about basic needs in their community\,” shares Communications Manager\, Jill Nalley. She continues\, “This is a testament of GISD’s co mmitment to service as they educate our children.”\n\nGeorgetown High Scho ol Ceramics teacher Angela Morin adds\, “The Georgetown community’s suppor t of the Fine Arts in GISD is how our students have access to programs lik e Ceramics. When I spoke to my students about hunger in our community\, m any felt inspired to pay it forward and participated well beyond the requi rements of the Empty Bowls assignment. I am ecstatic that The Caring Plac e has found a way to honor the commitment of the students\, despite the CO VID-19 setbacks.”\n\nGeorgetown ISD and The Caring Place invite you to beg in buying the bowls on July 16th during store hours. You can find picture s of the bowls prior to the reveal on The Caring Place Facebook page: @car ingplacetx. Jill Nalley and Angela Morin will also talk a little about th e bowls and the project on Facebook Live prior to the reveal in the store. \n\nABOUT THE CARING PLACE\n\nSince 1985\, The Caring Place has provided f or the basic human needs of all people in our community in a welcoming\, r espectful and caring way. Through two thrift stores\, The Shops at The Ca ring Place and Second Helping\, both in Georgetown\, the organization is a ble to pay all operating expenses to serve a growing community. All monet ary and food donations directly benefit neighbors needing assistance with food\, utility\, rent\, transportation or medical assistance. The Caring Place is a community-based and community-supported organization. For more information on The Caring Place\, visit www.caringplacetx.org. \n X-WR-RELCALID:f075943c07c51dbe84167d8c1f1025a8 X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Chicago BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Chicago BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20191103T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 RDATE:20201101T020000 RDATE:20211107T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20200308T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20210314T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:b0609349-1b7d-4029-916e-c940b996345b DTSTAMP:20260515T222100Z DESCRIPTION:Teachers\, students\, administrators and members of the Georget own ISD community donated their one of a kind “Empty Bowls Project” bowls to The Caring Place to raise money for The Caring Place Food Pantry. Bowl s will be revealed on Thursday\, July 16th in The Shops at The Caring Plac e at 2000 Railroad Avenue. The Store is open Monday-Friday\, 12:30 PM - 4 :30 PM. Prices will vary between $5 and $20 each for these limited editio n bowls.\n\nWhat is the Empty Bowls Project? The Empty Bowls Project typi cally allows participating artists to create and donate bowls\, then serve a simple meal. Guests choose a bowl to use that day and to keep as a rem inder of all the empty bowls in the world. These handcrafted bowls were c reated just before Spring Break with the intention of holding this type of traditional event. The Ceramics classes and National Art Honor Society m embers at Georgetown High School coordinated a community bowl making event and a glazing day event. Students learned about hunger in the community and about The Caring Place’s work during class. Students planned to sell the bowls at an event in April\, but COVID-19 halted that fundraiser. Ms. Morin reached out to The Caring Place to find a new way for the work of t he Georgetown ISD community to benefit the organization. There will be no meal\, but the bowls will be available for sale.\n\n“We are honored to ha ve this student work at The Caring Place benefiting the organization. We love that high school students not only learned about bowl making in class \, but also about basic needs in their community\,” shares Communications Manager\, Jill Nalley. She continues\, “This is a testament of GISD’s com mitment to service as they educate our children.”\n\nGeorgetown High Schoo l Ceramics teacher Angela Morin adds\, “The Georgetown community’s support of the Fine Arts in GISD is how our students have access to programs like Ceramics. When I spoke to my students about hunger in our community\, ma ny felt inspired to pay it forward and participated well beyond the requir ements of the Empty Bowls assignment. I am ecstatic that The Caring Place has found a way to honor the commitment of the students\, despite the COV ID-19 setbacks.”\n\nGeorgetown ISD and The Caring Place invite you to begi n buying the bowls on July 16th during store hours. You can find pictures of the bowls prior to the reveal on The Caring Place Facebook page: @cari ngplacetx. Jill Nalley and Angela Morin will also talk a little about the bowls and the project on Facebook Live prior to the reveal in the store. \n\nABOUT THE CARING PLACE\n\nSince 1985\, The Caring Place has provided f or the basic human needs of all people in our community in a welcoming\, r espectful and caring way. Through two thrift stores\, The Shops at The Ca ring Place and Second Helping\, both in Georgetown\, the organization is a ble to pay all operating expenses to serve a growing community. All monet ary and food donations directly benefit neighbors needing assistance with food\, utility\, rent\, transportation or medical assistance. The Caring Place is a community-based and community-supported organization. For more information on The Caring Place\, visit www.caringplacetx.org. \n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200716T123000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200716T163000 LOCATION:2000 Railroad SUMMARY:Empty Bowls Project Release END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR