Lecter and her family live in a community of hard-working people, most of whom dedicate themselves to farming and selling their agricultural products.

Lecter is a woman who has to work hard, in spite of her advanced age, to be able to cover her household expenses. She dedicates herself to selling clothing and costume jewelry. Her sales method is door to door, and she goes out nearly every day in the company of her daughter, who helps her, and at the same time Lecter takes care of her, since she has a disability. She also sells from her house. She sells on credit and collects payments weekly.

For her, the loans are always a great help. She will use this loan to buy shirts, pants, children's clothing and other merchandise that she sells. Her dream is to have a shop to sell her garments.

Lecter is 64 years old, is married, and has nine children from this relationship, all of whom are adults. She has a disabled daughter who lives with them. As her husband is elderly, he does not work. They live in the town of Noboa, an area with hardworking people who primarily work in the fields and sell agricultural products.

She is a woman who, despite her advanced age, has to work hard in order to cover her household’s expenses. She is able to do this thanks to the loans that she receives from the group which is why she is requesting another loan since it is her only means of financing her clothing sale business. She sells door to door and goes out to sell almost every day accompanied by her daughter who helps her and, at the same time, Lecter cares for her as she is disabled. She also sells from her home. She sells on credit and collects payment each week.

For her, this type of loan is a way for her to earn a living for her and her family. She will use this loan to buy shirts, pants, children’s clothing and other products to sell. Her dreams are to have a storefront to sell clothing.