A very successful day it was with a good turn out of people and lovely soup supplied by local restaurants.
Over 120 people at least.
Beautiful bowls and SPA members prints looked great.
You will see SPA is included on the sponsors page.
-Sue Shelley
A very successful day it was with a good turn out of people and lovely soup supplied by local restaurants.
Over 120 people at least.
Beautiful bowls and SPA members prints looked great.
You will see SPA is included on the sponsors page.
-Sue Shelley
Southern Printmakers Association 
Thank you Sue for becoming the lead organizer on our behalf. Looks like it was a successful event and I hope they raised much needed funds for the cause!
Looks good Sue! Did they raise lots of money?
$7744.00 raised
I will let you know when the results come in from the potters group, I hope they did really well.
I’m sorry to have missed this,it looks like it was very successful.Dior
you can follow the link here: http://porthackingpotters.blogspot.com.au/
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS, VOLUNTEERS AND GENEROUS POTTERS FOR HELPING TO MAKE SUCH A SUCCESSFUL DAY!!
WATCH THIS BLOG FOR MORE DETAILS BUT BE SURE IT WAS A RESOUNDING SUCCESS AND YOUR SUPPORT WILL GREATLY BENEFIT THE WORK OF SHIRE COMMUNITY SERVICES.
Results of the EMPTY BOWLS charity event held on Saturday 24th August.
A fabulous day with a turnout of over 200 people made this inaugural event a huge triumph. It was great to be involved with another local and dynamic art group who we now have a strong connection with to enable future collaborations. SPA was included as a sponsor along with 20 other associations. Over $6000 was raised.
Donated prints were very well received and the artist’s profiles were highlighted. Ongoing sales could follow. So, a big thank you to all who donated in the generous spirit of giving to others less fortunate.
and this from Port Hacking Potters Group web site.
All funds to go to a local charity, The Hub@Caringbah which helps the disadvantaged in our local area by running a Food Pantry
final total is $7744.00 raised