I'm trying to execute an Apex method through the anonymous execution via Developer Console. The class basically mimics navigating to a V-force page and clicking a button. However, I'm trying to get out of hitting the too many SOQL queries error that frequents me when doing bulk operations with the Process Builder.

I know this isn't a best practice. It's just a temporary solution to get me out of having to click a button 30 times. The irony is that the amount of time it's taken me to solve the issue, I could've clicked the button 60 times. But, the principle, man! 

 My code is thus:

public class ManualScorecardSend { 
    public void sendScorecard() { 
        Rare_Campaign__c [] cResults = [SELECT Id FROM Campaign__c where Status__c = 'Active' AND Program__r.Name IN ('SomeProgram')]; 

        For (Campaign__c c: cResults) { 
            SetupNewScoreCardExtension setupnsc = new SetupNewScoreCardExtension(new ApexPages.StandardController(c)); 
            setupnsc.SendScorecard(); 
        }
    } 
} 

ManualScorecardSend mss = new ManualScorecardSend(); 
mss.sendScorecard();

Every time I execute this code I get the 'too many SOQL' queries error from Process Builder. But if I go to the V-force page for each Id and kick off the process manually, it works fine.

Could it be that even though it's not a bulkified operation the flows are getting kicked off too quickly and thus hitting limits? I thought about adding a sleep method to slow things down a bit. 

Also, I tested this limiting the query to just one result and it worked fine. It's only when I try it with all resuls (~ 60 records total) that I get errors.

Please let me know if you have any questions or need more information.