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"Free Lunch for Children"
Deng Fei
Currently, a scheme called Free Lunch for Children, initiated by journalist Deng Fei and aiming to provide free lunch to poverty stricken school children, is the most active micro-charity project in China. Initiated in April 2011, the project has raised a total of 25 million yuan or 3.9 million US dollars. The initiators say that the project has offered lunches for more than 22,000 school children in 162 schools in poverty stricken areas, covering 16 provinces in China. However, the public still have doubts as to how donors can be sure that their money has been used properly. Although the public can check the daily report from each school on the project's official microblog, it's hard to find the right information under the influx of more than 10,000 pieces of contributions online, Deng Fei is the project's management board. He says, "In the past, information has been released through scattered pieces of microblogs. Now we consolidate the information. Our target is to achieve full transparency in the work flow, including fund-raising, fund-allocating and use of funds." Operational spending of charity has been a focus of public attention. A staff member of the Free Lunch for Children project says all the 7 members of the management board run the project for free. However, some costs have to be considered, such as the cost of fund-raising, sending the receipts of donation, business trips, and allowance for volunteers.