Molly Jones - Empty Bowls McKinney
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On this episode of Growing Your Business, Molly Jones shares the inspiring story behind Empty Bowls McKinney — a grassroots event that has grown into one of the community's most beloved traditions. For just $35, guests receive a handcrafted artisan bowl, enjoy tastings from top local restaurants, and directly support nonprofits fighting hunger in McKinney.
With 1,300+ handmade bowls, 100+ volunteers, dedicated sponsors, and a mission rooted in dignity and community, Empty Bowls has become so much more than a fundraiser — it's a movement. Molly highlights how people can get involved as donors, sponsors, volunteers, or artists, ensuring that neighbors in need have access to nutritious meals.
This episode is a perfect listen for leaders who value community impact, collaboration, and purpose-driven growth.
Contact:
https://emptybowlsmckinney.com/
https://www.facebook.com/EmptyBowlsMcKinney/
https://www.instagram.com/emptybowlsmckinney/?hl=en
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Empty Bowls McKinney fights hunger locally, raising funds exclusively for nonprofits that provide food to those in need — donating $82,000+ in recent years across three key beneficiaries: Community Lifeline, Community Garden Kitchen, and Little Free Pantries.
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The event is a McKinney tradition now in its 15th year, growing from a small church fundraiser to a massive community experience expecting 1,000+ attendees at its new venue, TUPPS Brewery.
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A $35 ticket gets you a handcrafted artisan bowl + tastings from 12–13 local restaurants, featuring soups, stews, mac & cheese, and more — all in a festive, music-filled atmosphere with auctions and family-friendly fun.
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Volunteers and artists are the heartbeat of the event, contributing 1,300+ bowls, large-scale auction pieces, website and media support, setup/teardown work, guest guidance, and private "bowl painting parties" throughout the year.
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Sponsors range from local names to national partners, including Blount Foods (makers of Panera soups), State Farm, and numerous community donors — proving that every contribution matters, financially or through time, talent, or artistic gifts.
Recorded at the Blue Mic Studios podcast production company:
https://www.bluemicstudios.com/