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CBC Do Crew helps out at 2nd annual Empty Bowls event

The CBC Montreal Do Crew was out and about on Saturday morning to help serve up homemade soup as part of the NDG Food Depot's 2nd annual Empty Bowls fundraiser.

Volunteer coordinator Monique Lacombe recaps a popular community event

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CBC Daybreak's Monique Lacombe (holding the empty bowls sign) poses at the photobooth with Do Crew volunteers Jordan Vibert, Nicki Hronjak and Wanda Lazariuk. (Jimmy Chicaiza)

The CBC Montreal Do Crew was out and about on Saturday morning to help serve up homemade soup as part of the NDG Food Depot's 2nd annual Empty Bowls fundraiser.

Some of the beautiful handmade bowls on display. (Andrea Stanford/CBC)

The seven Do Crew volunteers filled a variety of roles at the event. From helping attendees choose from among the 400 handcrafted soup bowls, to washing bowls, filling bread baskets, wiping down tables and welcoming each new person as they sat down to enjoy their meal.

I was so thrilled to be surrounded by a group of volunteers to whom warm smiles seemed to come easily. Thanks to Valerie, Wanda, Jordan, Nicki, Honora and Lola for giving their time. More than that though, thanks for bringing your warm energy. I look forward to seeing you all at a future Do Crew event.

Do Crew volunteers Jordan Vibert, Lola Cartier, Honora Shaughnessy, Valerie Legge, Wanda Lazariuk, Nicki Hronjak, Monique Lacombe and NDG Food Depot volunteer coordinator Julie Kourakos. (Andrea Stanford/CBC)

If you or someone you know wants to know more about the CBC Montreal Do Crew you can e-mail me at [email protected]

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