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![Volunteers at We Care in Martin help show the breadth of the contribution by standing in front of the freezer and walk-in cooler made possible by the Empty Bowls’ first event. If the goal of 1,500 bowls is met on Saturday, along with the silent auction and sponsorships, the annual art-meets-community-hunger project will have raised nearly $100,000 in its 15 years. Volunteers pictured here are from left: Food Pantry Manager Alicia Sheffield, Mary Cross, Milo Borden, David Pullen, Kathryn Lane, Donna Taylor, Rose Kopelciw, Peggy Baker, Jean Bradberry, Linda Rush, Deanna Higgs, Marvin Downing, and Kerry Buxton. “Our sincere thanks to David [McBeth] for having a vision to create a legacy of serving those in need and counting not the cost but the many blessings of helping others,” said Betty Baker, director of We Care Ministries.](https://www.nwtntoday.com/wp-content/uploads/bb-plugin/cache/Volunteers-in-front-of-We-Care-freezer-300x225-landscape.jpg)
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