LAKEWOOD RANCH, Fla. (November 12, 2024) – Neal Communities recently served as a Gold Ladle Sponsor for the Empty Bowls event presented by Meals on Wheels PLUS of Manatee. Their $7,500 donation supports this vital initiative which aims to combat hunger in the community by providing meals to those in need and raising awareness about food insecurity.
The Empty Bowls event brought together local artists, chefs, and community members to create a meaningful experience. Attendees will enjoy delicious soups and have the opportunity to select bowls handcrafted by local students and community members, symbolizing the empty bowls of those who face hunger daily. This powerful visual representation serves to highlight the issue of food insecurity and encourages the community to come together in support of a shared cause.
Neal Communities believes that contributing to local causes is essential for building strong, vibrant neighborhoods. Supporting initiatives like Empty Bowls reflects the company’s commitment to enhancing the quality of life for residents in Southwest Florida, allowing Neal Communities to make a tangible difference in the lives of those around us.
Meals on Wheels PLUS of Manatee plays a crucial role in addressing hunger, delivering nutritious meals to homebound individuals and families. By partnering with this organization, Neal Communities not only supports its mission but also encourages community involvement among employees, with as between 60 and 80 employees attending each year. This dedication fosters a culture of compassion and engagement, empowering individuals to connect with causes that resonate with them personally.
Every meal provided by Meals on Wheels is a step toward ensuring that no one in our community goes hungry. By participating in initiatives like this, Neal Communities hopes to encourage residents to recognize the impact they can have when they come together for a common goal.
Neal Communities is committed to supporting organizations that uplift communities and enrich the lives of neighbors, reinforcing the belief that “Where You Live Matters.”
