Ampersand-Bowling Ball Art Auction

Local artists created one of a kind art pieces out of bowling balls and generously donated their work to raise money to continue our effort to feed the community. Decorated bowling balls and art pieces made with one or more balls will be sold to the public to raise funds for The Ampersand Pantry Project. After submissions are brought into our office they will be photographed and uploaded as available items for sale, so keep checking in for new arrivals!!
Saturday, October 17th from 10am to 5pm all items up for bid will be available for viewing at Burnett & Williams office (in the back parking lot of 105 Loudoun Street, SE). We invite all who can to come by and make an offer on a one of a kind art piece for their garden or home. If you can not make it to the in person event you will still be able to bid on a live feed for the ball of your dreams. The auction ends at 5pm and you will be notified if you were the top bidder and with instructions on picking up your ball.

All proceeds from this event benefit The Ampersand Pantry Project managed by Burnett & Williams Law Firm.

Bowling balls were donated by Local Wood owners Charlie Beach and Scott Carpenter, who recently purchased Village Lanes in Leesburg with Paul Ferrari. We are so appreciative of their generous donation to make this auction possible.

Help for the Hungry.
The Ampersand Pantry Project was created to provide help to Northeast Leesburg neighborhood residents unexpectedly finding themselves in need of food and other personal essentials.

The pantry is located on the Crossroads Baptist Church property at 850 Edwards Ferry Road NE (between Plaza Street and Heritage Way).

Neighborhood residents who find themselves unable to buy essential food, diapers, or personal products for their family are welcome to take what they need from the pantry.

The success of this project relies on food donations and tax deductible contributions from the community at large, and the enthusiastic support and protection of the neighborhood.