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Contact Us
Email Addresses |
Board Members |
Phone | Fax |
Mailing Address |
Shipping Information
E-mail is the easiest and fastest way to reach
us:
(Click on the links below to send us a message)
Jonathan Schoenhals (co-Founder/President)
Karin Schoenhals (co-Founder)
Mike
Rice (Vice President)
Kristi
Calawa (Treasurer)
Nikki
Cliffe (Secretary)
Nate
Wetzel (Board Member)
Phone Number:
+1 (206) 347-7054 (US number that rings in
our Bolivian office. Be prepared to practice your Spanish!)
Direct Cellular Number in Bolivia: +591 (7) 744-7507 (Cochabamba, Bolivia)
Check your long-distance rates before calling to Bolivia. From the United
States we have found rates as low as 16-cents per minute, however many phone
companies will gladly charge you in excess of $2.00 per minute. Also,
remember to dial 011 before the number when calling from the United States.
Viva Bolivia Office in Bolivia: +591 (4) 458-8736 (Cochabamba, Bolivia)
You can also reach our team in Bolivia at our offices, by calling this local
(Cochabamba) number. We are located in the
'America' building on the corner of Ayacucho & General Acha on the 5th
floor in office number 4. If you are here in Cochabamba, you can give a
radio taxi the following directions:
Viva Bolivia Productos y Servicios S.R.L.
Edificio América, oficina 5-4 (piso 5, of. 4)
esquina Ayacucho & General Acha
Cochabamba, Bolivia
Fax Number:
+1 (815) 425-5088
We have a virtual fax number. So, when you send us a fax, we get an email
with the fax attached as a PDF file. This means we can get your fax no
matter where we are in the world!
Mailing Address in Bolivia
is:
(Please see shipping information below.)
Viva Bolivia
Casilla 973
Cochabamba
BOLIVIA
Mailing Address in the
United States is:
(Please send donations and contributions to this
address.)
Viva Bolivia
PO Box 1505
Edmonds, WA 98020
Shipping
Information:
Please e-mail us prior to sending anything with a declared
value greater than $100 and/or a weight of more than 4 lbs (2kg). There are restrictions on what can be mailed
into Bolivia (this includes used clothes) and also a nice little tax for
us to pay in some cases. You can learn more about shipping to Bolivia
from the United States by
clicking here. In most cases you will want to ship your package via
airmail. We recommend that you take your package directly to the post
office to confirm the postage and to be sure that you have the necessary
forms. Also, it is important to declare a value on the
customs forms. If the value is marked as zero, there is a good chance we will get to open the package for a personal
inspection by the post office professionals on this end. You can send a 1-ounce standard (#10) envelope via airmail for
$0.80 from the United States.
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