La Prosperidad Group

María Moya is a mother of three children. She has been a buyer of bulk clothing for some time and has worked part of her life in the selling of new and used clothing. María made the decision to ask for a loan through a BDE called “Prosperidad”\ in Samana, where our office is operating. María decided to invest her money in her business, hoping that it is successful. As all Dominican women, she enjoys meat and her favorite hobby is reading books and asking God for a better future for her family which we know our Lord with grant her.

Maria is part of a larger group of 35 men and women. Only 20 are taking out new loans right now, her loan represents the other 19 individuals in her Bank of Hope. Her group members have businesses in everything ranging from small grocery stores, to fried fish stands, to clothing and shoe sales.

On behalf of Maria, her group, and everyone here at Esperanza International-- we thank you for your support!

Translated from Spanish by Cindy Kendall, Kiva Volunteer

María Moya madre de tres hijos ha sido compradora de pacas desde hace un tiempo y ha trabajado una parte de su vida en la venta de ropas nuevas y usadas. María tomó la decisión de solicitar un préstamo a través de un BDE al cual se le llama actualmente Prosperidad donde está operando nuestra oficina en Samaná. María decidió invertir su dinero en su negocio, esperando sea prosperado por medio de este, esta es una Sra. La cual como toda dominicana le encanta la carne y su pasatiempo favorito es leer libros y le pide a Dios por un futuro mejor para su familia el cual sabemos el nuestro Señor se lo concederá.

Maria is part of a larger group of 35 men and women. Only 20 are taking out new loans right now, her loan represents the other 19 individuals in her Bank of Hope. Her group members have businesses in everything ranging from small grocery stores, to fried fish stands, to clothing and shoe sales.

On behalf of Maria, her group, and everyone here at Esperanza International-- we thank you for your support!


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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