San Jose Obrero Group
A loan of $4,125 helps a member to buy eggs, lard, meat, vegetables, greens, and oil, among other additional products.
San Jose Obrero Group's story
This committee, San Jose Obrero, is in its sixth loan cycle. It was formed in the city of Curuguaty, which is a zone that is still growing. The members of this group want to get ahead. All are very hard-working and seek well-being for their families.
Señora Placida is one of the members of this committee. She sells food. She is married and has a daughter. They are a family that all work together to get ahead and thus obtain a better future for everyone. She comments that she and her husband strive to be able to give their daughter a better quality of life and a better education and make her a good person in the future. She is happy about the opportunity to form part of the group, since it will be a great help to her.
She is requesting this loan for the purchase of primary materials to be able to make her foods, such as eggs, lard, meat, vegetables, greens, and oil, among other additional products, in order to continue with her sales.
In this group: Alicia, Antonia, Hilda, Marta, Cinthia Natalia, Ada Ignacia, Placida, Marcelina, Maria Ignacia, Maria De Jesus, Monica, Liz Raquel, Elcy, Claudia, Agustina, Ignacia Graciela
Translated from Spanish by Kiva volunteer Pam McMurry. View original language description.