Group loans

Group loans bring people together to learn from each other, provide encouragement, and hold each other accountable. Help communities learn and grow together.

Flexible Group

Congo (DRC)

A loan of $7,000 helps a member to purchase plastic shoes, which will strengthen her initial capital. Read more

$1,575 to go

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Zainab's Female Farmers Group

Sierra Leone

A loan of $2,750 helps a member to pay for improved seeds, organic inputs and tractor rental, which will allow the farmer to escape subsistence by farming a larger area with a higher yield. Read more

$2,425 to go

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Emilly's Group

Kenya

A loan of $625 helps a member to purchase hybrid seeds and fertilizer to improve harvests of maize. Read more

Only 24 hours left! $250 to go

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Ngwasa Group

Congo (DRC)

A loan of $2,325 helps a member to stock up on 12 bags of sweet potatoes, which will reinforce her starting capital. Read more

$850 to go

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Rhugwasane Ii Group

Congo (DRC)

A loan of $6,700 helps a member to buy empty bags to increase her initial capital. Read more

$5,875 to go

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Josephat's Group

Kenya

A loan of $325 helps a member to gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for maize cultivation. Read more

Only 31 hours left! $75 to go

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Princesas Del Rey Group

Guatemala

A loan of $4,550 helps a member purchase materials, such as nylon, pots, sand, and products from catalogs. Read more

$1,125 to go

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Mafanyikio Group

Congo (DRC)

A loan of $6,600 helps a member to stock up on bags of coal to build on her initial capital. Read more

$6,500 to go

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Isatu's Best Female Farmers Group

Sierra Leone

A loan of $2,750 helps a member to pay for improved seed, organic inputs and tractor rental, which will allow these farmers to escape subsistence by farming a larger area with a higher yield. Read more

$1,125 to go

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Kadi's Female Farmers Group

Sierra Leone

A loan of $2,750 helps a member to pay for improved seed, organic inputs and tractor rental, which will allow her to escape subsistence by farming a larger area with a higher yield. Read more

$2,600 to go