FAQs
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How do we open the bowls?
Break ‘em! They crack open pretty easily. So, feel free to get creative. Then toss the broken bowls in the nearest recycle bin!
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Are Rice Bowls recyclable?
Yes. Rice bowls are made of polypropylene. They are totally recyclable.
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Do you host trips?
Not at the moment. However, you may be able to arrange a visit for your group by contacting our orphanage partners directly.
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Where can I get some ideas and help?
Download promotional items such as posters, logos and banners in our resource section.
Need ideas? Set up a phone meeting with one of our staff to talk over some specific ideas for your campaign, hear about some success stories and craft a plan that will meet the needs of your group.
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How do you qualify new orphanage partners?
We have an extensive qualification process. We do site visits and keep in constant contact with each partner for updates on the children and to monitor financial integrity.
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Can I get just one bowl?
If you need a sample bowl to show your co-workers or to do a family project, just ask and we’ll send one right out.
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How many bowls can I order?
We can ship 10, 20, 50 and anything above (in multiples of 50). If you need to order more than 2,000, please give us a call.
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How much money will fit in a bowl?
A full bowl can hold about $30.
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How many children do you feed?
Over 1500 amazing kids! That’s over 1.5 Million Meals a year.
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Do we need to return the bowls to Rice Bowls?
Nope, when you’re done, crack ‘em open, collect the change, count it and send Rice Bowls a check or submit online.
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Where can I learn more about Rice Bowls' financials?
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Can we use Rice Bowls to raise money for our fund raiser?
No. Rice Bowls are to be used to collect funds for orphaned children in the Rice Bowls’ network of partner orphanages.
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We've collected the Rice Bowls money. Where do we send our check?
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How many orphanages do you partner with?
We currently work with 52 orphanage partners.
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Do you send actual food?
No. We provide their food budget so they can buy fresh food locally and support their community.