Rami's story is 43 and lives
with his family in Bethlehem, West
Bank in Palestine. He Rami, is a
hardworking refugee who tries his utmost to help his family live a decent life.
He works in the construction field, which is hard work and requires a lot of
effort. He turned to Palestine for Credit and Development FATEN to request a
loan to buy construction equipment. This equipment will improve his work and
enhance his income. He hopes you will help by funding his loan.
María Magdalena's story .Maria and her
family live in the Bajos de Montecristi in Ecaudor A place that stands out for their crafts made of
toquilla straw, wicker, piquigua, and wood, fine toquilla straw hats,
recognized around the world as “Panama Hats”, well known throughout the country
and abroad. At home, Maria Magdalena has
a small pig farm where she works every day, feeding them and keeping them
healthy. When they are grown and have a good weight, she sells them alive to
merchants who come to buy them. Her children also have a wooden shop at home. This loan is to buy small pigs, food,
medicines, wood, sandpaper, paint, pay electricity bills, etc.
Sawiyah's story. She is
pictured here with her son. Sawiyah is 41 years old and married with one
son and one daughter. She and her husband run a business of handcrafts in Indonesia. One of her children is still in school. As a
mother, Sawiyah is very concerned about the education of her children. She is
asking Kiva for support because she wants to pay the school fees which are in
arrears, because she thinks that education is the key to a brighter and better
future. So, she has applied for a loan
of 1,800,000 Indonesian rupiahs (IDR) from KBMI at Curug Branch to pay for her
child's school fees in arrears. Her income is not enough to directly pay these
costs, but she will be able to repay the loan received in installments using
the profits generated from her business.
Sawiyah is a hardworking mother who always strives for the best for her
children to improve their living conditions and provide a bright future for
them to pursue their dreams. She is very grateful for the opportunity and wants
to thank all the lenders.
Elbia's story This is Elbia, a micro-businesswoman who is happy to be able to
be her own boss. She is also a pillar in her own family. Today, Elbia is the
owner of an office supplies shop. Elbia knows about the work these two groups
do because in the past they provided her with financial support which helped
her fortify herself. At this time, she
is asking for a new Kiva loan through MiCrédito to buy 2 computers and 10 reams
of paper. With this valuable investment, she will be able to provide her
service to more customers and her profits increased. In addition, in the next
few years, she is planning to open another office supplies store.
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