Soup was on for the 36th time at Soup Sunday, which was held February 23rd at The Kent.
A total of 32 restaurant and catering vendors participated.
More than 500 people attended, which was a record in attendance since the event started being held at The Kent. The Youth Villages Soup Sunday has been held at The Kent four times. The event began at the old Captain Bilbo’s restaurant before moving to FedExForum.
Proceeds go to LifeSet, a program to help young people who are aging out of foster care.
“We had a great turnout at our 36th annual Soup Sunday, a fundraising event that has grown so much since we first started it in 1990,” says Youth Villages CEO Patrick Lawler. “It was a huge success, raising more than $100,000 for the LifeSet program.”
You could say Soup Sunday has been “souped-up.”
