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Worldwide, women have much less economic opportunity, security, and freedom. Support women starting their own businesses, going to school, and investing in the health of their communities and families.

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Fayetteville, AR, United States

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$7,000 to Lakeisha helps an African American and LGBTQIA business owner to purchase merchandise for her design business. More

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Ecuador

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$1,500 helps Mery Fabiola to buy pigs, potatoes, carrots, balanced feed and whey. More

Papua New Guinea

$575 helps Shemenni to purchase cellmoni for the Digicel Cellmoni Wallet. More

India

$1,475 helps a member of Sathi And Group to invest in her vegetable business for its expansion. More

Ecuador

$900 helps Gabriela Zulay to buy perfume, makeup, costume jewelry, etc. More

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Moldova

$1,000 helps Alexandra to buy a new refrigerator to be able to raise her little daughters in more decent living conditions. More

India

$4,850 helps a member of Khusbu Khatun And Group to buy paddy (unprocessed rice) and rice to sell in the market. More

Palestine

$4,000 helps Njah to buy a sewing machine, yarns, silk, and fabrics for her work. More

Mozambique

$1,575 helps Lavonesse to buy farm inputs, such as fertilizers, herbicides and seeds, to sell. More

Ecuador

$1,800 helps Yolanda Estrella to buy groceries, chairs, and food for the preparation of her dishes. More

Fiji

$900 helps Selai to buy raw materials and supplies for making tapa. More

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