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GSW Students volunteer at Harvest of Hope Empty Bowls and ceramics sale
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Source: Americus Times-Recorder

GSW’s Visual Arts Program teamed up with the Harvest of Hope Food Pantry for the annual Empty Bowls and Ceramic Sale on Nov. 7, at the Harvest of Hope Food Pantry, 606 McGarrah St., Americus. Proceeds from the sale benefited the Harvest of Hope Food Pantry, with the remaining proceeds supporting GSW‘s ceramics program. Students, faculty, and alumni from the GSW ceramics program and other programs donated handmade bowls, vases, sculptures, and more, and also volunteered to package food for the Pantry. The Pantry is in need of donations and additional volunteers to package food on the first four Mondays of the month at 7:00 a.m. “Last Tuesday we fed more than 250 people and families,” said Director Chris Slocumb.
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