The Bowls for BrainPower Store

Welcome to The Bowls for BrainPower Shop!

To make a donation in support of BrainPower click the link below:
https://www.givemn.org/organization/Bpbp

During the month of April, Bowls for BrainPower is online with a spring shopping opportunity extraordinaire! Check out more than 150 pottery creations listed for a Buy It Now Price only.

Browse the selection of beautiful, unique pottery items, make your selection, BUY IT NOW and add a work of art to your world in support of BrainPower in a BackPack’s hunger relief efforts across ISD 191 throughout Burnsville, Eagan and Savage, Minnesota. PAYMENT NOTE: You will be invoiced separately for your purchases and provided with pickup/shipping/delivery information.

NOTE: All pottery items are dishwasher, oven and food safe unless otherwise noted in the item description.

WHAT IS BOWLS FOR BRAINPOWER
Throughout the school year, students, staff, potters and community members worked together to make a variety of pottery creations donating countless hours of service. District 191's volunteer hunger project is supported by ISD 191 Community Education and Burnsville High School Youth Services. BrainPower's goal is to improve the educational experience for elementary, preschool and middle school students who get little to eat outside of school while providing a meaningful, local volunteer experience for Burnsville High School students.

Bowls for BrainPower is dedicated to Burnsville High School Art Teacher Tim Hammes, who believed many people taking small actions can make a BIG difference. Tim, who passed away in March of 2016, created Bowls for BrainPower as a means to support ISD 191’s hunger project, BrainPower in a BackPack. He saw Bowls as a way to involve students and volunteers in an art project that would make our community a better place for children.

Tim enjoyed creating beauty, and each bowl is a work of art. Tim received his art degree at the University of Minnesota Duluth, and achieved his Master’s in Education at the University of Minnesota. He spent his entire teaching career in ISD 191, at Burnsville Alternative High School, Nicollet and Metcalf Junior Highs, and Burnsville High School.

Bowls for BrainPower is a collaboration between the Burnsville High School Art Department, Burnsville High School Youth Services and District 191 Community Education BrainPower in a Backpack, which relies on student and community volunteers, serves all District 191 students preschool to Grade 12 along with community members in need.

Throughout the school year, students, staff, potters and community members worked together to make a variety of pottery creations donating countless hours of service. District 191's volunteer hunger project is supported by ISD 191 Community Education and Burnsville High School Youth Services. BrainPower's goal is to improve the educational experience for elementary, preschool and middle school students who get little to eat outside of school while providing a meaningful, local volunteer experience for Burnsville High School students.

Bowls for BrainPower is dedicated to Burnsville High School Art Teacher Tim Hammes, who believed many people taking small actions can make a BIG difference. Tim, who passed away in March of 2016, created Bowls for BrainPower as a means to support ISD 191’s hunger project, BrainPower in a BackPack. He saw Bowls as a way to involve students and volunteers in an art project that would make our community a better place for children.

Tim enjoyed creating beauty, and each bowl is a work of art. Tim received his art degree at the University of Minnesota Duluth, and achieved his Master’s in Education at the University of Minnesota. He spent his entire teaching career in ISD 191, at Burnsville Alternative High School, Nicollet and Metcalf Junior Highs, and Burnsville High School.

Bowls for BrainPower is a collaboration between the Burnsville High School Art Department, Burnsville High School Youth Services and District 191 Community Education BrainPower in a Backpack, which relies on student and community volunteers, serves all District 191 students preschool to Grade 12 along with community members in need.