KIVA LOANS MADE IN APRIL 2022

 

KIVA LOANS MADE IN APRIL 2022

Annabelle from the Phillippines is 49 years old and has four children. She is married and has three children who are in school.  She is in the agricultural business pig fattening in the Philippines. Annabelle requested a PHP 25,000 loan through NWTF to buy feed and vitamins.  She has been in this business for seven years now, and has borrowed 15 times in the past from NWTF to sustain it. In the future, Annabelle would like to save enough to provide a secure future $ 50.00 loan

Sorry picture not available.  Susan Viola from Uganda sends a message of appreciation to her lenders: “Thank you for the support you have given me. I hope to continue counting on you.”  Susan Viola is married and a mum of 3 school going children.  She is a bursar in a school, making her a salary earner. To increase her cash inflows, Susan Viola ventured into the rental business to see herself and the family through. She therefore kicked off construction, she recently roofed with the previous loan and now wants to buy shutters and is seeking a loan for the purpose. She is grateful for the support. $100.00 loan. 

Sorry picture not available.  Unity from the Solomon Islands wants to thank Kiva lenders for their support with her previous loan which enabled her to purchase additional additional food items for her food marketing business.  She had paid off her loan and has requested a new loan to pay for additional rice, sugar and flour for her general store business to earn additional income for her family.  She will use her profits to meet her family's financial needs and to grow her business. $ 50.00 loan

Sorry picture not available. Joan is from Kenya and  lives in a remote village in Bungoma, a land of seemingly never-ending beauty. She is very hardworking and, despite her poor financial status, has become one of the most proficient women in agriculture in her village. Today, Joan has a small farm where she practices different crop farming, such as coffee farming. To grow more crops on her coffee farm, Joan is seeking a loan to pay for farm inputs such as fertilizers.  Joan really hopes for your help and contribution. She is thankful in advance, looks forward to your financial support, and is hoping for your trust. $50.00 loan  

Sorry picture not available.  Sara Beatriz is a 59-year old micro-entrepreneur from Columbia  who lives in Barranquilla with her family. She is a keen, clever, and multifunctional entrepreneur. She started a business selling accessories and spare parts for electronic devices, like tablets, cell phones, computers and accessories so she could generate an income that would contribute to the household finances. She is currently applying for a Kiva loan, her first financing with Fundación Santo Domingo, so she can invest in purchasing printers, computer programs, cell phones, tablets and spare parts and accessories for external hardware. $ 50.00 loan