Estanisla Morel Rodriguez's Group

Estanisla is a humble woman who struggles to make a living and to take care of her three children. Her husband is a farm worker whose low wages are not enough to meet all the family's needs. Estanisla has been doing her best for years to help her husband in supporting the kids' education, providing food for them and paying the rent of their modest house.
Estanisla humbly explains that her small business of selling confectionery and cookies is very limited, but she hopes that this loan will allow her to add more variety to the goods in her inventory and to increase drastically her revenue. Estanisla's dream is to have a great mini-market with lots of products and millions of customers visiting it and purchasing lots of things in it.
Estanisla hopes that her business will help her children to start their university studies and to become great professionals in life.
Estanisla will receive her loan in common with these entrepreneurs:
Juliana Vasquez, who sells ripe fruits in the community.
Irene Adalgisa Vasquez Luna, to buy beauty products to sell in her neighborhood.
Elpidia Hernandez Vidal, who sells fruits and vegetables.
Rudy Hernandez Galvez who owns and operates a small cafeteria.
Picture shows, from left to right, Estanisla, Juliana, Irene, Elpidia, and Rudy.





About Group Loans
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a group of individuals bound by a group guarantee. Under this arrangement, each member of the group supports one another and is responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members if someone is delinquent or defaults. Learn more

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