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Empty Bowls Camas 2024
Your ticket to Empty Bowls Camas lets you:
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Sample delicious soups from five Camas restaurants.
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Select a handcrafted ceramic bowl donated by friends and students of Norris Arts Studio & Gallery in Camas as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world due to hunger.
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Help feed hungry families in Camas and Washougal through your support of Interfaith Treasure House.
SEPTEMBER 17th
5:30-7:30pm
Event Address:
AWPPW Local 5 Bldg
514 NE Dallas St., Camas
Benefiting Interfaith Treasure House
A registered 501(c)(3) organization
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Our Restaurants
We’re excited to have the following local restaurants provide their amazing soups at Empty Bowls Camas 2024 as we raise money to fight hunger!
A cozy cafe set on a tree-lined corner serves renowned breakfast & American-Russian comfort food.
A warm, contemporary steakhouse with artisanal whiskey cocktails & many seafood options.
Welcoming, brick-walled eatery plating refined Mexican dishes, with a menu of inventive cocktails.
A full service restaurant that specializes in island fusion cuisine of fresh seafood, steaks and sushi.
Taste the synergy of homegrown goodness and world-class brewing, where every sip is a victory.
Interfaith Treasure House
Since 1970, Interfaith Treasure House has been feeding 1,300 Camas and Washougal residents each month through their food boxes, providing crucial support to those in need. Additionally, they feed 320 students monthly via their Back Pack program, ensuring that children have access to nutritious meals. Their efforts are a collaborative endeavor, combining the support of seven local churches and multiple community groups. Every month, they benefit from around 600 hours of volunteer work, demonstrating the community's dedication to their mission. Interfaith Treasure House is a registered 501(c)(3) organization.
