Funds enter the treasury
The team reports the USD balance held in the Bowl Robinhood account.
simple on purpose
Bowl keeps the loop short: people show the need, the community chooses the path, and the treasury pays for the thing. Every finished buy ends with public proof.
the loop
The team reports the USD balance held in the Bowl Robinhood account.
People identify the animal, item, place and reason. Exact product links help.
The approved item or charity gift is paid directly and paired with a receipt.
why publish it
get involved
Track the community stock story and the animal-care treasury it helps fund.
See the team-reported Robinhood balance and every completed purchase or charity gift.
Choose a funding path with a simple community vote. One browser gets one changeable vote.
Know an animal that needs a bowl filled? Send a specific request. Approved ones get bought.
the line we draw
straight answers
Bowl is a community project that uses treasury funds to buy real items for animals. It is not a registered nonprofit and not financial advice.
Cash can wander. A bag of kibble, a surgery invoice, or a crate is harder to misuse — and the receipt is public.
No. The community reviews asks. Only approved items get bought, and only when the treasury can cover them.
No. Anyone can submit a request or take part in the browser-based community vote.
On this site, next to the team-recorded payment reference. Batch one is still open — the first receipt lands here when the first buy is done.
No. Those are vote options for where funds might go. Bowl is independent and not endorsed by them.
No. Robinhood is the brokerage used for the team-managed account. Bowl is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood Markets, Inc.