Arts loans

With your support, artisans can buy more materials, grow their businesses and preserve local traditions.

Hulita

Tonga

A loan of $3,025 helps to buy mulberry and pandanus for her weaving and tapa making business. Read more

$2,250 to go

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Vailoa

Samoa

A loan of $775 helps to buy rolling materials, paint colors, paintbrushes, elei designs, containers, and a printing machine. Read more

$750 to go

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Nehusita

Tonga

A loan of $1,100 helps to buy some mulberry for her tapa-making business. Read more

$325 to go

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Amistad Casa Blanca Group

Guatemala

A loan of $3,675 helps a member to buy high-quality fabric and thread at the wholesale level. Read more

$1,225 to go

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Rosas De Guadalupe Group

Guatemala

A loan of $1,800 helps a member to buy different types of thread for making woven products to sell. Read more

$1,150 to go

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Dúo Dios Es Mi Luz Perfecta Group

Guatemala

A loan of $525 helps a member to buy thread for weaving. Read more

$200 to go

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San Jose De Los Cerritos Group

Guatemala

A loan of $3,025 helps a member to buy colorful traditional blouses skirts and belts. Read more

$750 to go

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Pelenatita

Tonga

A loan of $2,625 helps to buy enough mulberry for her tapa-making business. Read more

$2,000 to go

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Dina

Palestine

A loan of $2,000 helps to buy wool and other needed equipment for her work. Read more

$1,800 to go

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Flor De Tuluche Group

Guatemala

A loan of $4,675 helps a member to buy a variety of traditional skirts that are in fashion. Read more

$3,500 to go

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Samantha Ximena

Ecuador

A loan of $1,600 helps to purchase bracelets, necklaces, change purses, ornaments, Panama hats, and other handicrafts. Read more

$1,000 to go

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Taliilagi

Samoa

A loan of $975 helps to buy rolling materials, paints, paintbrushes, elei designs, containers and a printing machine. Read more

$425 to go

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