The Operation Rice Bowl interactive resources offer a dynamic way to integrate ORB into Lenten events in your community or in your home. Use the Interactive Map, Stations of the Cross and World Awareness Quiz to learn more about Operation Rice Bowl and how your participation helps those who struggle with hunger and poverty. View the video and virtual tours for the 2009 featured countries of Egypt, Philippines, Tanzania, Honduras and Ghana to learn more about the daily lives of participants in CRS projects overseas.
Video and Virtual Tours
Egypt Video Tour
Watch a video from Egypt and learn more about how CRS is helping women start their own businesses.
Philippines Virtual Tour
Take a virtual tour of the Philippines and learn more about how CRS is helping farmers improve their crops.
Tanzania Virtual Tour
Take this virtual tour of Tanzania and learn more about how CRS is supporting children who have lost parents to AIDS.
Honduras Video Tour
Watch a video about Honduras and learn more about how CRS is helping bring clean water to communities.
Ghana Video Tour
Watch a video on Ghana and learn more about how CRS is helping teachers provide a better education to children.
Bonus: Holy Land Video Tour
Watch this bonus video and see how CRS supports education projects in the Holy Land.
Stations of The Cross 
Pray the Operation Rice Bowl Stations of the Cross and walk in the steps of Jesus, while reflecting on the reality of the poor.
Interactive Map
Use the Operation Rice Bowl Interactive Map to learn how and where your contributions are put to use. Choose a country from the world map for information about how Operation Rice Bowl contributions have helped there.
Awareness Quiz 
Take the World Awareness Quiz and test your knowledge of global issues.
Recipes
Sample the food of the ORB featured countries with your family and friends by preparing a simple, meatless recipe shared with us by the people we serve overseas. This year, the recipes are from the featured countries of Egypt, Philippines, Tanzania, Honduras and Ghana. During Lent or throughout the year, you may want to try other recipes from a collection of other simple, meatless meals from past years.
