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Why is volunteering important?
National Volunteer Week 2021 is April 18-24. This weeklong event recognizes the impact of volunteerism and celebrates those who dedicate time and effort to causes, both nationally and locally.
These leaders impact Clarksville through volunteerism. And they want others to join in the fun.
National Volunteer Week was originally a concept put forth by Canada in 1943 to highlight the contributions of women at home during World War II. In 1974, it was adopted in the U.S. by President Richard Nixon, who signed it into existence through Presidential Proclamation 4288. Since then, every U.S. president has put forth their own proclamations to declare the third week of April as National Volunteer Week.
The Empty Bowl Project Brings Hunger Awareness to Amarillo
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April 15, 2021
DULUTH, Minn.– The pandemic has strained food banks, but one local pottery business is trying to help out.
The Empty Bowls fundraiser took place at Duluth Pottery in Lincoln Park to sell locally-made creations. 70 percent of profits will go to the Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank with the rest going to artists who made them.
More than 100 pieces of pottery are available and one of the potters says it’s great to support both the food bank and artists during this time.
“They don’t have gallery sales and shows to go to also and it’s just a great way for us to do something good for the community and get to make the art that we love to do so much,” said potter Karin Kraemer.