Yolainy Santos Adon's Group

Nonetheless, two years later she expanded her business, and with her husband’s help she bought an old car, which she uses to deliver products to her customers. Currently, she’s one of the most well-established suppliers of bread, cakes and bottled water, and she also sells her goods to small groceries stores and cafeteria in the community.

Now that she’s finished paying for the car, Yolanda is requesting a loan in order to further expand her business and add new products to her inventory. Yolainy hopes that her business will generate greater income so that she can better support her family.

The entrepreneur will receive the funds together with the following businesswomen:

Hilaria Geruacio Pereyra, who runs a small hair salon,

Luz Cristina Rosario, who retails pants and shoes,

Marleni Severino Tolentino, a small vendor of rice, and

Yesenia Mota Hilario, who owns and operates a mini-market.



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