Kiva Loans for BRAC Liberia Microfinance Company Limited (BLMCL).

Gbalee : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:00:17 PDT

$325 of $375 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Gbalee is a 33-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her partner and two children; one of whom is in school. Gbalee is a high school graduate. She runs a food market selling pepper and peanut butter. Gbalee started the business eight years ago with her own savings and learned how to sell from her mother. She sells Monday through Saturday. She has no problem with her sales and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To continue her business, Gbalee has asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more pepper and peanut butter to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it helps her a lot. Gbalee wishes to say thanks.

Bendu : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 09:40:17 PDT

$400 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

This is 43-year-old Bendu from Liberia. She has four children. Bendu runs a business selling rice, oil, beans, vita, water, flour, sugar, and pepper. She has been in business for the past fifteen years. Bendu learned how to sell from her aunty. She sells Monday through Saturday and has no problem with her sales; she uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Bendu has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more rice, oil, beans, vita, water, flour, sugar, and pepper to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Her dream for the future is to improve her business. She is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Mayalley : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:20:27 PDT

$225 of $450 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Mayalley is a 46-year-old married woman and a devoted mother of five children, all of whom are in school. She is a hardworking and experienced businesswoman who sells slippers and shoes to support her family. Mayalley has operated her business for the past 11 years, demonstrating consistency, dedication, and resilience. She learned how to run her business from her mother, who guided her with valuable knowledge and practical experience in trading. Although her early starting details are not specified, Mayalley built her business through commitment and continuous effort. Each day, she spends about nine hours selling slippers and shoes to her customers. She uses a car to transport her supplies, which helps her manage her business efficiently and maintain a steady supply of goods. Mayalley enjoys her business because it supports her children and helps her provide for their education and daily needs. She faces no major problems in her business, allowing her to remain focused and productive. To expand her business, she plans to use a loan to buy more slippers and shoes for sale. Her future goal is to own a store and continue sending her children to school. She expresses her gratitude by saying thank you.

Kebeh : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 08:10:16 PDT

$275 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Kebeh is a 56-year-old businesswoman. She has four children; one of whom is still in school and all live at home. Kebeh is a hardworking businesswoman who sells cooked food. She also sell, water, candy, sugar, milk, oil, vita, and tomatoes. For the past five years she has been operating her business. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her mother. Kebeh sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. With this loan, Kebeh will buy more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Kebeh's dream for the future is to own a shop. She wishes to say thanks.

Catherine : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 05:50:27 PDT

$200 of $450 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Meet 36-year-old Catherine. She has three children who are currently in school and live at home. Catherine is a hardworking businesswoman who sells clothing, fabric, and other items. She has been operating her sales for twenty years. She started the business with her own savings. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies and has no problem with her sales. With this loan, Catherine will buy more clothing, fabric, and other items to sell. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. She wants to expand her business. Catherine is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.;;

Hawa : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:20:23 PDT

$25 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Hawa, 55 years old, is from Liberia. She is married and has five children, one of whom is still in school. Hawa never had the opportunity to attend school. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells bitter balls, peppers, okra and other items. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her mother. She sells Monday through Saturday and has no problem with her sales. She uses a car to transport her supplies. To continue her business, Hawa applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more bitter balls, peppers, okra and other items to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Her dream for the future is to build another house. Hawa is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Mary : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:00:17 PDT

$125 of $400 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Mary is a 25-year-old businesswoman. She lives with her partner and has one child who lives at home while attending school. Mary sells charcoal and other items to earn a living. for several years she has been operating her sales. She learned who to sell from her mother. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. She likes her business because it helps her a lot. With this loan, Mary will purchase more charcoal and other items to sell. Mary wishes to say thanks.

Patience : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:10:21 PDT

$125 of $425 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

This is 25 years old Patience; from Liberia. She lives with her partner and has no children. She sells cold water for a living. She has been operating her business for four years and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells them six days a week. To maintain her business, Patience requested for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner to buy more cold water to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because sales are fast. Her dream for the future is to become a big businesswoman. Patience wishes to say thanks.

Sonnie : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:50:21 PDT

$75 of $925 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Sonnie is 42 years old, from Liberia. She lives with her partner and three children; they live at home and are in school. Sonnie is a high school graduate. She is a strong businesswoman who sells charcoal. Eight years ago, she started her business. She learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Sonnie requested a loan from BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more charcoal for her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to own a store in the future. Sonnie wishes to say thanks.

Mimi : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:20:21 PDT

$225 of $850 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Meet 46-year-old Mimi. She has three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Mimi is a hardworking businesswoman who sells used bags. For ten years she has been operating her sales. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To increase in business, Mimi applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This loan will help her to buy more used bags to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to own a store in the future. Mimi wishes to say thanks

Masseh : Liberia

Fri, 03 Apr 2026 04:30:19 PDT

$475 of $875 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 3, 2026

Masseh is a 49-year-old single mother of four children, all of whom are in school. She is a strong and determined woman who has been running her dried fish business for 20 years. Masseh started her business with her own savings and taught herself how to trade, gaining experience over time. Each day, she spends about seven hours selling dried fish in her community. She uses a car to transport her supplies, which helps her move goods easily and serve her customers better. Despite the demands of business, Massa faces no major challenges and continues to work with confidence and consistency. To grow her business further, Masseh plans to use a loan to buy more dried fish and increase her stock. She believes this will help her earn more income and support her children’s education. Masseh’s future goal is to buy land and build her own house, creating a secure and comfortable life for her family.

Comfort : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:10:21 PDT

$175 of $875 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

This is 54-year-old Comfort. She is married and has six children; they are grown up and attend college. Comfort is hardworking businesswoman who sells rice, rice, apples, oil, soft drinks and other food items has been operating her business for several years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Comfort applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to buy more rice, rice, apples, oil, soft drinks and other food items to sell to her clients. Comfort wishes to say thanks.

Hawa : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 04:20:46 PDT

$100 of $800 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Hawa is 43 years old, from Liberia. She is a widow with six children; three of whom are still in school and live at home. Hawa completed school up to eighth grade. She is a strong businesswoman who sells fish. She has been operating her sales for several years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She has no problem with her sales and uses kehkeh to transport supplies to her business site. She sells Monday through Saturday. Hawa approached BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more fish to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Her dream for the future is to build houses for her children. Hawa is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Bendu : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 08:10:27 PDT

$50 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Bendu is a 32-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her partner and three children, all of whom of whom are in school. Bendu completed school up to twelve grade. She sells charcoal, rice, sugar, vegetable oil, and other goods. Six years ago, she started this business. She learned how to sell from her aunty and started the business with her own savings. She has no problem with her sales. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Bendu will buy more charcoal, rice, sugar, vegetable oil, and other goods to sell to generate a greater income. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build a house and a shop in the future. Bendu wishes to say thanks.

Teta : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 05:00:26 PDT

$125 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

This is 38-year-old Teta. She is a single mother with four children; they are in school and live at home. Teta is hardworking businesswoman who sells rice and oil. She has been operating her business for ten years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Teta applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to buy more rice and oil to sell to her clients. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. Teta wishes to say thanks.

Sanah : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 05:11:35 PDT

$50 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Sanah is a 39-year-old entrepreneur. She is married and has two kids; they are currently in school and live at home. Sanah completed school up to eleventh grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells soft drinks, water, and juice. She learned how to sell from her mother and got initial capital from her husband. To transport her supplies, she uses a car, and she faces no challenges with her sales. She operates her business from Monday through Saturday. With this loan, Sanah plans to purchase more soft drinks, water, and juice to expand her inventory and increase her income. She values her business because it supports her children. Looking ahead, her goals are to open a shop and build a house. Sanah is deeply grateful for the financial support and would like to express her heartfelt thanks.

Victoria : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 05:00:28 PDT

$50 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Victoria is a 40-year-old entrepreneur. She is a single mother with three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Victoria is a hardworking entrepreneur who sells pepper and bitter balls. Fifteen years ago, she began operating her sales. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To continue her business, Victoria has asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more pepper and bitter balls to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. Victoria dream for the future is to own a shop. She wishes to say thanks.

Alice : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:10:21 PDT

$50 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Alice is 69 years old and from Liberia. She is married and has four children, two of whom are still in school. And of them live at home. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal. She learned how to sell from her mother and got her start-up capital from her husband. She works Monday through Saturday, using a car to transport her supplies. To continue her business, Alice applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more charcoal to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it supports her family. She wants to open a shop and continue sending her children to school in the future. Alice is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Weedor : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:30:51 PDT

$50 of $750 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Weedor is a 40-year-old entrepreneur. She is a single mother with four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Weedor is a hardworking businesswoman who sells cooked food. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. Over the years, she has been operating on her sales. She works Monday through Saturday, and has no problem with her sales, using a car to transport her supplies. Weedor had asked for a loan to purchase more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to sell. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to own a shop in the future. Weedor wishes to say thanks.

Verbah : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:20:25 PDT

$50 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

This is a 65-year-old Verbah. She is a widow with three children; all are high school graduates. Verbah runs a business where she prepares cooked food to sell. Over the past ten years she has been operating her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday using a car to transport supplies to her business site. To maintain her sales, Verbah applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to purchase more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it provides her family with basic needs. She wishes to say thanks.

Tayku : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:20:24 PDT

$275 of $850 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Tayku is a 26-year-old single woman who has spent her life working hard to provide for her family. Although she never had the opportunity to attend school, she takes great pride in seeing her child currently attending school while living at home. For the past 10 years, Tayku has owned and operated a small business selling rice, pepper, salt, vita, onions, beans, red oil and other food items. She started her business using her own savings. She runs her business with dedication and passion from Monday through Saturday. Recently, she applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia to purchase more rice, pepper, salt, vita, onions, beans, red oil and other food items to sell to improve her business. Her dream is to expand her business, and she is deeply grateful for the financial support that will help her grow.

Wayeah : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 05:50:28 PDT

$250 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Wayeah is a 45-year-old businesswoman. She lives with her partner and has four children who are currently in school. Wayeah runs a food market, selling dried fish. For several years she has been operating her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. She likes her business because it gives her profits. With this loan, Wayeah will purchase more dried fish to sell. Her dream for the future is to continue sending her children to school. Wayeah wishes to say thanks.

Grace : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:00:25 PDT

$250 of $800 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Grace is a 32-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She is a single mother with two children who are currently in school and live at home. Grace completed school up to twelvfth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells hair extensions and soap. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport her supplies. She likes her business because it helps her a lot. With this loan, Grace will purchase more hair extensions and soap to sell to her good clients. She wants to build a shop and continue sending her children to school in the future. Grace wishes to say thanks.

Comfort : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:50:36 PDT

$225 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Comfort is 47 years old. She is a widow with three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Comfort is a hardworking businesswoman who sells used clothes. She learned how to sell from her mother and got her start up capital from her father. She has no problem with her business. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Comfort applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner to buy more used clothes to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business, because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build stores and send her children to college. Comfort wishes to say thanks to BRAC and Kiva.

Victoria : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 07:40:22 PDT

$225 of $775 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Victoria is 41 years old and from Liberia. She is a single mother with three children; two of whom are still in school and all live at home. Victoria is a hardworking businesswoman who sells cooked food. For seven years ago, she has been operating her sales. She learned how to sell from her father and got her start up capital from her oldest brother. She uses a car to transport supplies at her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Victoria requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner, to buy more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it helps her a lot. Her dream for the future is to own a shop. Victoria wishes to say thanks.

Anita : Liberia

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 06:30:16 PDT

$350 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 2, 2026

Anita is a 36-year-old married woman with four children. She sells clothes and slippers and has been in business for seven years. Anita learned the trade from her sister, who introduced her to selling at a young age. She started small and gradually built her business through dedication. Anita is requesting a loan to purchase more and expand her inventory. Her dream is to become an international businesswoman, importing and exporting goods while supporting her children’s education and improving her family’s living conditions.

Betty : Liberia

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 06:30:17 PDT

$250 of $1,050 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 2, 2026

Betty is a 52-year-old married woman with four children. She sells rice, vita, tomatoes, onions, and other food items in her community market. Betty has been in business for 15 years and is well known by her customers. She started her business with small savings and has grown steadily over time. She is now seeking a loan to purchase more rice, vita, tomatoes, onions, and other food items in bulk to increase her profits. Betty hopes to expand her business and continue supporting her children and family needs.

Vivian : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 06:10:15 PDT

$100 of $775 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

This is Vivian, a 43-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She has three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Vivian is a hardworking businesswoman who sells rice, flour, beans, sugar, fresh fish, pig feet, spareribs, and other food items. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her aunt. She has no problem with her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. Vivian applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to purchase more rice, flour, beans, sugar, fresh fish, pig feet, spareribs, and other food items to sell to her clients. She likes her business because it generates money daily. Her dream for the future is to become a successful businesswoman. Vivian wishes to express her thanks.

Helena : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 06:30:15 PDT

$175 of $800 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Helena is a 40-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She is a single mother with four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Helena completed school up to twelfth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dried fish, dried meat, and crawfish. She has been operating her business for seven years. She learned how to sell from her mother and received her startup capital from her sister. She has no problem with her business and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She sells Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Helena applied for a loan to purchase more dried fish, dried meat, and crawfish to meet her customers' demand. She aspires to engage in international trade in the future. Helena wishes to express her thanks.

Linda : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 06:30:16 PDT

$125 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Linda is a 32-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She lives with her partner and two children, aged 10 and 14, who are currently in school. Linda is a hardworking businesswoman who sells children's clothing. She started the business with her own savings and has been operating for six years. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. Linda applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will purchase more children's clothing to sell. She likes her business because it provides significant support for her family. Linda wishes to express her thanks.

Yamah : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:10:16 PDT

$100 of $875 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Meet 55-year-old Yamah. She lives with her partner and has five children; they are currently in school and live at home. Yamah is a dedicated businesswoman who sells cooked food. She has been operating her business for six years. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and faces no problem with her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday. Yamah applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. She plans to use the loan to purchase more ingredients needed to prepare cooked food to sell to her clients. She likes her business because it provides vital support for her family. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Yamah wishes to express her thanks.

Patience : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:10:16 PDT

$100 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

This is 50-year-old Patience from Liberia. She has five children who are currently in school and live at home. Patience is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dried fish, dried meat, etc. For ten years she has managed her sales. She started the business with earnings from her sister. Patience works 6 days using a car to transport supplies to her business site. She applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan she will buy more dried fish and dried meat to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it earns profits. Her dream for the future is to improve her business. Patience wishes to say thanks.

Bendu : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:20:28 PDT

$125 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Bendu is 45-years old and from Liberia. She is married and has five children; they all live at home. Bendu is a strong businesswoman who sells charcoal. Bendu has been operating her business for ten years. She learned how to sell from her mother and got her start up capital from her husband. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Bendu has applied for a loan through Brac Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will purchase more charcoal to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to own a bigger business in the future. Bendu wishes to say thanks.

Fannie : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:10:16 PDT

$175 of $475 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Fannie is a 36-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her partner and three children, who are currently in school. Fannie is a strong businesswoman who sells clothes. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She sells Monday through Saturday. Fannie is seeking this loan to purchase more clothes to sell to increase her profits. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Her dream for the future is to increase her business. Fannie wishes to say thanks.

Ellen : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 08:30:16 PDT

$125 of $575 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Meet Ellen, 59 years old. She is married and has three children, two of whom are still in school, and all live at home. Ellen established her business five years ago to help her family at home. She deals in a business selling red oil, pepper, salt, dried fish, vita, sugar, water, milk, and butter. She learned how to sell from her sister. She works Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport her supplies and has no problem with her sales. She will be using the loan to purchase more red oil, pepper, salt, dried fish, vita, sugar, water, milk, and butter to sell. She likes her business because it sends her children to school. Ellen wants to expand her business in the future. She wishes to say thanks.

Helen : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:10:21 PDT

$75 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Helen is a 38-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She lives with her partner and two children; they are in school and live at home. Helen is a strong businesswoman who sells clothes, shoes, sandals, socks, caps, bags, and slippers. She has managed her business successfully for four years. Helen learned the trade from her mother, who taught her the basics of buying and selling. She works six days a week, from Monday through Saturday, using her car to transport supplies for her business. She enjoys her work because it allows her to be an independent woman and support her family. With the loan, she plans to purchase more clothes, shoes, sandals, socks, caps, bags, and slippers to sell to her good clients. Looking ahead, Helen wants to become a big businesswoman in the future. She is deeply grateful for the support and sincerely thanks those who help her achieve her goals.

Olive : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:50:20 PDT

$75 of $475 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Meet Olive, a 30-year-old businesswoman. She has two children; they are currently in school and live at home. Olive is a strong businesswoman who sells dried fish. Eight years ago, she had been operating her sales. She started the business with her own savings. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Olive had asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more dried fish to sell to her good clients. She is proud of her business because it gives her profits. Olive wants to build a shop and a house for her children in the future. She appreciates BRAC and Kiva for the financial support rendered.

Deddeh : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:50:21 PDT

$100 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Meet 52-year-old Deddeh, from Liberia. She has four children, one of whom is still in school; all live at home. Deddeh is a strong businesswoman who sells cooked food. She learned how to sell from her mother. Using a car, she transports supplies to her business site and sells them from Monday through Saturday. To continue growing her business, Deddeh has requested a loan from BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to purchase ingredients for preparing cooked food to meet customer demand. She values her business because it supports her family. Her dream for the future is to own a restaurant. She is deeply grateful for the financial support provided by BRAC and Kiva.

Victoria : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 05:00:25 PDT

$50 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

This is 33-year-old Victoria, from Liberia. She has four children; they are currently in school and live at home. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks. Six years ago, she had been operating her sales. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. To maintain her business, Victoria requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will purchase more drinks to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to improve her business in the future. Victoria wishes to say thanks.

Cecelia : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 04:20:34 PDT

$50 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

This is Cecelia, 42 years old. She is a widow with two children; they are currently in school and live at home. Cecelia completed school up to grade eleven. She is a strong businesswoman who sells cooked food as well as clothing. She has been doing her sales for eight years. She started the business with her own savings. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Cecelia will buy more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to sell. She feels proud of her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to buy land and build a house in the future. Cecelia is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Jacqueline : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 05:00:26 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Jacqueline is a 29-year-old entrepreneur, from Liberia. She is single and has one child: aged 4 years. Jacqueline is a high school graduate. She runs a retail business selling charcoal. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport her supplies. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. With this loan, Jacqueline will purchase more charcoal to sell to her good clients. Jacqueline dream for the future is to improve her business. She wishes to say thanks.

Mamie : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 05:00:26 PDT

$50 of $875 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Mamie is a 53-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She is a single mother with seven children; they are in school and live at home. Mamie is a hardworking businesswoman who sells fish, which she has managed successfully for twenty years. Mamie learned the trade from her mother, who taught her the basics of buying and selling. She works six days a week, from Monday through Saturday, using her car to transport supplies for her business. She enjoys her work because it allows her to be an independent woman and support her family. With the loan, she plans to purchase more fish to sell to her good clients. Looking ahead, Mamie wants to build a house in the future. Mamie is deeply grateful for the support and sincerely thanks those who help her achieve her goals.

Maima : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 06:20:21 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Maima is 40 years old, from Liberia. She lives with her husband and four children, who are in school. Maima is a hardworking businesswoman who sells cooked food. Her husband works as a driver to earn extra income. For twelve years she has been operating her business. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses car to transport supplies to her business site. She learned how to sell from her mother and has no problem with her sales. To continue her sales, Maima applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This financing will be used to buy more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to sell to repay her loan installment and increase her income. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to buy land and build a house in the future. Maima is highly grateful for the financial support BRAC and Kiva have rendered.

Samoa : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 06:30:20 PDT

$50 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

This is 39 years old Samoa, from Liberia. She is married and has five children; they are in school and live at home. Samoa completed school up to sixth grade. She is a strong businesswoman who sells clothes, bags and slippers. She had been operating her business for four years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Samoa applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more clothes, bags and slippers to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to increase her business in the future. Samoa is highly grateful for the financial support BRAC and Kiva have rendered.

Mary : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 06:30:20 PDT

$50 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

This is 56 years old Mary, from Liberia. She has five children, two whom are still in school. Mary is a hardworking businesswoman who sells rice, vita, soap, biscuits, and other items. She has been operating her sales for twenty-five years. She learned how to sell by herself. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Mary requires a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner to buy more rice, vita, soap, biscuits, and other items to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it sends her children to school. She wants to increase her business and continue sending her children to school. Mary is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Rebecca : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 06:30:21 PDT

$75 of $450 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Meet Rebecca, 42-year-old businesswoman. She is a single mother with four children who are currently in school and live at home. Rebecca is a strong businesswoman who sells clothes. For seven years she has been operating her sales. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Rebecca had asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more clothes to sell to her good clients. She is proud of her business because it makes her an independent woman. Rebecca wants to continue sending her children to school and build houses in the future. She appreciates BRAC and Kiva for the financial support rendered.

Ruth : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 06:40:20 PDT

$50 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Meet 45-year-old Ruth, from Liberia. She lives with her partner and five children, who are currently in school. Ruth is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal and red oil. She learned how to sell from her mother. Using a car, she transports supplies to her business site and sells from Monday through Saturday. To continue growing her business, Ruth has requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to purchase charcoal and red oil to meet customer demand. She values her business because it supports her family. Ruth wants to build a house in the future. She is deeply grateful for the financial support provided by BRAC and Kiva.

Martha : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 07:00:21 PDT

$50 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Martha is 32 years old. She is a single mother with one child aged 14 years who lives at home while in school. Martha is a strong businesswoman who sells red oil, rice and charcoal. Several years ago, she began operating her sales. She learned how to sell from her mother, using a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To maintain her business, Martha requires a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more red oil, rice and charcoal to sell to enhance her business. She likes her business because it sends her child to school. Martha wants to increase her business and build a house in the future. She to say thanks to all lenders around the world.

Kukor : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 07:20:25 PDT

$50 of $1,000 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Kukor is 50 years old and from Liberia. She has six children; they are in school. Kukor is a strong businesswoman who has been selling cooked food for several years ago. She learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies at her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Kukor requested a loan from BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to sell to her good clients. She would like to deal with international business in the future. She likes her business because it sustains her family. Kukor wishes to say thanks.

Mary : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 07:20:26 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

This is Mary, a 43-year-old from Liberia. She has five children, all of whom are currently in school and living at home. Mary completed her education up to the fourth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal, oil, and rice. She has been operating her business for eight years. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. To maintain and grow her business, Mary has requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. She will use the loan to purchase more charcoal, oil, and rice to sell to her regular customers. She values her business because it supports her family. In the future, Mary hopes to build a house and continue supporting her children’s education. She would like to express her thanks to all the lenders for their support.

Joyce : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:20:25 PDT

$25 of $475 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Joyce is a 33-year-old businesswoman from Liberia. She is married and has one child aged 6 years who lives at home while in school. Joyce completed school up to eleventh grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who has been running a successful small business for ten years. She sells beans, bitter balls and oil, working Monday through Saturday. She learned how to sell from her sister. To transport her goods to her business site she uses a car, and her sales have been steady. To expand her business and increase profits, Joyce applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to purchase more beans, bitter balls and oil to sell to her good clients. She is passionate about her work, as it not only sustains her family but also gives her the opportunity to improve their living situation. Joyce is deeply grateful for the financial support she has received, which will help her achieve her dreams and provide a better future for her family.

Oretha : Liberia

Tue, 10 Mar 2026 09:50:17 PDT

$650 of $975 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 10, 2026

Oretha is 56 years old and from Liberia. She is married and has three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Oretha runs a retail business selling drinks, slippers, buckets, and other goods. She has been operating her sales for ten years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Oretha requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more drinks, slippers, buckets, and other goods to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wishes to say thanks.

Korto : Liberia

Tue, 10 Mar 2026 10:00:36 PDT

$400 of $950 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 10, 2026

Korto is 32 years old. She lives with her partner and three children, two of whom are in school. Korto is a high school graduate. She mainly sells drinks, lappa [a colourful wrapper garment], bags and blouses. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday and spends eight hours selling. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To increase her business, Korto applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This loan will help her to buy more drinks, lappa, bags and blouses to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because sales are fast. She wants to build a house and send her children to college in the future. Korto say thanks to BRAC and Kiva.

Bendu : Liberia

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 11:05:08 PDT

$450 of $1,000 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 12, 2026

This is Bendu, a 29-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She is a single mother with two children; they are both currently in school and live at home. Bendu completed school up to Grade 12. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dried goods. She started her business with earnings from her mother. She has no problem with her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. Bendu has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to purchase more dried goods to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. Her dream for the future is to build houses. Bendu wishes to say thanks.

Nancy : Liberia

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 11:16:43 PDT

$400 of $925 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 12, 2026

Nancy is a 45-year-old businessperson. She is married and has four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Nancy runs a food market selling bitter balls, pepper, and okra. She had been operating her sales for fourteen years. She learned now to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her work site. Nancy has applied for a loan through Brac Liberia, a Kiva Lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more bitter balls, pepper, and okra to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to buy land and build houses in the future. She wishes to say thanks.

Comfort : Liberia

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 11:26:49 PDT

$325 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 12, 2026

Comfort is 50-years-old, lives with her partner and is the mother of two children. A dedicated entrepreneur for the past nine years, she runs a thriving business in Liberia selling soft drinks, beers, stouts and other drinks from Monday through Saturday. Comfort started her business with some financial help from her mother, and has steadily grown her enterprise through hard work and determination. She has now applied for a loan from BRAC Liberia to purchase more drinks, thus expanding her inventory to meet her customers increasing demand. With this support, Comfort aims to boost her income, improve her business and someday afford to own a shop. She is deeply grateful for the opportunity.

Catherine : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 07:42:40 PDT

$275 of $750 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Catherine, a 42-year-old married businesswoman, is a determined entrepreneur from Liberia. For the past five years she has successfully operated a business selling drinks which she started with some financial help from her mother. Committed and hardworking, Catherine runs her business from Monday to Saturday, serving her community with her goods. She has now applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia to buy more drinks to sell and meet growing demand. Her goal is to become an international businesswoman. Catherine is grateful for the financial support which she believes will significantly help to strengthen and grow her business.

Beatrice : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 07:56:39 PDT

$300 of $975 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Beatrice, a 53-year-old businesswoman, has built a successful business selling red oil, soft drinks and beers for the past ten years. She lives with her partner, learned the trade from her mother and has managed her business smoothly without any major issues. She works six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, using either a car or a kehkeh to transport her supplies to her business site. Recently, Beatrice applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to help her expand her inventory and meet the growing demand from her loyal customers. The loan will allow her to purchase more red oil, soft drinks and beers to sell and offer a wider selection to her clientele. Beatrice's dream is to grow her business even further, providing a better future for her family. She is deeply grateful for the financial support from the funders, which will play a key role in turning her dreams into reality.

Cecelia : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 07:56:40 PDT

$250 of $775 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Cecelia is a 38-year-old successful businesswoman with a passion for selling red oil and rice. She has four children and did not have the opportunity to attend school. She learned the art of sales from her aunt and has been running her business for eight years. Cecelia operates her business efficiently, using a car or kehkeh to transport supplies and selling from Monday through Saturday to a loyal customer base. To further grow her business, she has applied for a loan from BRAC Liberia. The funds will allow her to purchase more red oil and rice to meet the increasing demand from her customers. Her ultimate dream is to expand and improve her business. Cecelia expresses deep gratitude to the funders for their financial support, which will help her achieve her goals and continue to thrive in her business.

Bendu : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 08:18:54 PDT

$300 of $750 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Bendu is 54 years old. She is single and has always worked hard to provide for her family. Though she never had the opportunity to attend school, she takes great pride in seeing her four children currently attending school while living at home. She owns a small business selling used charcoal and rice. She been a strong and dedicated businesswoman for the past 7 years, starting her business with some financial help from her children's father. She runs her operations with passion from Monday through Saturday. Bendu recently applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia. The loan will help her buy more charcoal and rice. Her dream for the future is to extend her business. Bendu is incredibly grateful for the financial support from the funds, as it will give her the boost she needs to take her business to the next level.

Gartee : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 08:18:55 PDT

$325 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Gartee is a 48-year-old businesswoman who is married. Gartee is a determined entrepreneur in Liberia. For the past 10 years, she has successfully operated a business where she sells rice, red oil, pepper, salt, vita, tomatoes, onions and other food items. She started the business with some financial help from her mother. Committed and hardworking, Gartee runs her business from Monday to Saturday, serving her community with her goods. She has now applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia to buy more rice, red oil, pepper, salt, vita, tomatoes, onions and other food items to sell and to meet growing demand. Her goal is to increase her business. Gartee is grateful for the financial support which she believes will significantly strengthen and grow her business.

Rose : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 08:29:35 PDT

$225 of $750 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Rose, a vibrant 33-year-old, who is married and has three children, has overcome many obstacles in life. She attended school up to 10th grade. She became a successful businesswoman, running a thriving water and drinks business, she learned the trade from her mother. For the past 6 years, she’s managed her sales seamlessly, transporting her supplies with ease using either a car or a kehkeh. She works tirelessly 6 days a week, from Monday to Saturday, building strong relationships with her loyal customers. With her sights set on expanding her business, she has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This support will allow her to purchase more water and drinks to sell, bringing her one step closer to realizing her dream of growth. Rose is deeply grateful for the financial assistance from the funders, which will empower her to reach new heights in her business journey.

Marthalee : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 08:29:36 PDT

$275 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Marthalee is a vibrant 35-year-old who is married and has three children. She never had the opportunity to attend school but has become a successful businesswoman, running a thriving business selling rice, pepper, red oil, salt, and other food items. She learned the trade from her mother. For the past three years, she has managed her sales smoothly, transporting her supplies using either a car or a kehkeh. She works tirelessly six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, building strong relationships with her loyal customers. With plans to expand her business, Marthalee has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This support will allow her to purchase more rice, pepper, red oil, salt, and other food items to sell, bringing her one step closer to achieving her growth goals. Marthalee is deeply grateful for the financial assistance from the funders, which will help her reach new heights in her business journey.

Angeline : Liberia

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 08:29:36 PDT

$225 of $750 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 13, 2026

Angeline is a 35-year-old businesswoman with a passion for selling drinks. She has five children and attended school up to high school. She learned the art of sales from her aunt and has been running her business for the past 11 years. Angeline operates her business efficiently and reports no major challenges. She uses a car or a kehkeh to transport supplies and sells Monday through Saturday to a loyal customer base. To further grow her business, she has applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia. The funds will allow her to purchase more drinks to meet the increasing demand from her customers. Her ultimate dream is to strengthen and improve her business. Angeline expresses deep gratitude to the funders for their financial support, which will help her achieve her goals and continue to thrive in her business.

Mamie : Liberia

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 06:22:40 PDT

$225 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 17, 2026

Mamie is a 37-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her partner and has four children; they are currently in school. Mamie trades in a business selling slippers, bags and charcoal. For seven years she has been operating her sales and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and has no problem with her sales. She asked for a loan to purchase more slippers, bags and charcoal to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it supports her family. Mamie wants to increase her business in the future. Mamie wishes to say thanks.

Mamie : Liberia

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 06:22:40 PDT

$250 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 17, 2026

Mamie is a 42-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia and the married mother of four. Three of her children are still in school and live at home with her. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks, which she has managed successfully for several years. Mamie learned the trade from her mother, who taught her the basics of buying and selling. She works six days a week, from Monday through Saturday, using her car to transport supplies for her business. Mamie enjoys her work because it allows her to be an independent woman and support her family. With the loan, she plans to purchase more drinks to sell to her good clients. Looking ahead, Mamie hopes to build a shop in the future. She is deeply grateful for the support and sincerely thanks those who are helping her achieve her goals.

Nancy : Liberia

Mon, 23 Mar 2026 10:35:16 PDT

$125 of $1,000 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 23, 2026

Nancy is a 42-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her partner and has four children currently in school. Nancy is a high school graduate. She is a hardworking entrepreneur who sells charcoal and oil. Fifteen years ago, she began operating her sales. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To continue her business, Nancy has asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more charcoal and oil to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. Nancy's dream for the future is to build a house. She wishes to say thanks.

Babara : Liberia

Thu, 26 Mar 2026 06:33:51 PDT

$100 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 26, 2026

This is 38-year-old Babara. She is married and has four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Babara is a high school graduate. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells fish and has been doing her sales for nine years. She learned how to sell from her mother and got her startup capital from her husband. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Babara will buy more fish to sell. She feels proud of her business because it gives her money daily. She wants to build a house and continue sending her children to school. Babara is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Sarah : Liberia

Thu, 26 Mar 2026 06:52:55 PDT

$125 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 26, 2026

Sarah a is a 32-year-old businesswoman. She is married and has four children who live at home while attending school. Sarah completed school up to tenth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dried fish and clothes. For twelve years she had been operating her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. She likes her business because it gives her profits. With this loan, Sarah will purchase more dried fish and clothes to sell. She wants to buy land and build a house in the future. Sarah wishes to say thanks.

Gloria : Liberia

Thu, 26 Mar 2026 07:52:45 PDT

$50 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 26, 2026

This is 45-year-old Gloria from Liberia. She lives with her parter and five children who are all currently in school. Gloria is a strong businesswoman who has been selling fish for several years now. She learned how to sell from her sister, works from Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Gloria has now applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more fish to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. Her dream is to buy land and a build house in the future. Gloria is highly grateful for the financial support BRAC and Kiva have rendered.

Ruth : Liberia

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 06:56:43 PDT

$250 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 27, 2026

This is Ruth, 36 years old, from Liberia. She is a single mother with one child, aged six years, who lives at home while attending school. Ruth completed school up to seventh grade. She is a strong businesswoman who sells imported clothes. She has been operating her sales for ten years. She learned how to sell from her aunty and started the business with earnings from her friend. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Ruth requires a loan from BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more imported clothing to sell to her regular clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. Her dream for the future is to build a house. Ruth is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Chuwku : Liberia

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 23:24:04 PDT

$125 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 27, 2026

Chuwku is a 45-year-old entrepreneur. She is a single mother with four children, three of whom are still in school and all live at home. Chuwku runs a business selling drinks. For fifteen years, she has been operating her sales and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and has no problem with her sales. She asked for a loan to purchase more drinks to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits and she is proud of her business because it provides her family with basic needs. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Chuwku wishes to say thanks.

Hannah : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 16:43:43 PDT

$50 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Hannah is a 40-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She lives with her husband and three children, all of whom are still in school. Hannah completed school up to eighth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells cooked food, which she has managed successfully for ten years. Hannah learned the trade from her mother, who taught her the basics of buying and selling. She works six days a week, from Monday through Saturday, using her car to transport supplies for her business. She enjoys her work because it provides her daily meals. allows her to be an independent woman and support her family. With the loan, she plans to purchase more rice, oil, peppers, and vita to sell to her good clients. Looking ahead, Hannah will purchase more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food in the future. Hannah is deeply grateful for the support and sincerely thanks those who are helping her achieve her goals.

Patience : Liberia

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 06:33:35 PDT

$275 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 27, 2026

This is 49 years old Patience from Liberia. She is a widow with six children, three of whom are still in school and live at home. Patience is a strong businesswoman who sells red palm oil. She has been operating her business for fifteen years and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells them six days a week. To maintain her business Patience requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more red palm oil to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits and she is proud of her business because it provides her children with basic needs. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Patience wishes to say thanks.

Johanna : Liberia

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 07:49:22 PDT

$50 of $875 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 27, 2026

Johanna is 51 years old. She has five children; they are currently in school and live at home. Johanna is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal, red oil, plantains, and peppers. She learned how to sell from her mother. For the past twenty-five years, she has been operating her sales. She has no problem with her business, works Monday through Saturday, and uses a car to transport her supplies. This loan will help her to buy more charcoal, red oil, plantains, and peppers to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it helps her a lot. Johanna wishes to say thanks.

Patience : Liberia

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 06:33:35 PDT

$75 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 27, 2026

Patience is 49 years old, from Liberia. She has five children who live at home while attending school. Patience completed school up to sixth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells fish and cassava. For twelve years ago she had been operating her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She learned how to sell from her sister and has no problem with her sales. To continue her sales, Patience applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This financing will be used to buy more fish and cassava to sell to repay her loan installment and increase her income. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Patience is highly grateful for the financial support BRAC and Kiva have rendered.

Felecia : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:10:31 PDT

$175 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Felecia, a 34-year-old businesswoman, is living together with her partner. She is a determined entrepreneur in Liberia. For the past 10 years, she has successfully operated a business where she sells cold water and cooked food business. She started the business with some financial help from her mother. Committed and hardworking, Felecia runs her business from Monday to Saturday, serving her community with her goods. She has now applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia to buy more cold water and ingredients that will be used to cook food to sell and to meet growing demand. Her goal is to increase her business. Felecia is grateful for the financial support, which she believes will significantly strengthen and grow her business.

Jestina : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:20:27 PDT

$75 of $575 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Jestina, a 48-year-old businesswoman, has built a successful water and charcoal business over the past 20 years. She lives with her partner; she learned to trade from her grandmother and has managed her business smoothly without any major issues. She sells water and charcoal six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, using either a car or a kehkeh to transport her supplies to her business site. Recently, Jestina applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to help her expand her inventory and meet the growing demand from her loyal customers. The loan will allow her to purchase more water and charcoal to sell, thereby offering a wider selection to her clientele. Jestina’s dream is to grow her business even further, providing a better future for her family. She is deeply grateful to the funders for their financial support, which will play a key role in turning her dreams into reality.

Anna : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:30:26 PDT

$25 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Anna, a 39-year-old mother of 2 children, is a successful businesswoman with a passion for selling rice, pepper, red oil, pepper, salt, and other food items. She attended school up to high school and learned about the art of sales from her sister. She has been running her business efficiently for 4 years with no major challenges. She uses a car or kehkeh to transport supplies and selling Monday through Saturday to a loyal customer base. To further grow her business, Anna has applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia. The funds will allow her to purchase more rice, pepper, red oil, pepper, salt, and other food items to sell to meet the increasing demand from her customers. Her ultimate dream is to improve her business. Anna expresses deep gratitude to the founders for their financial support, which will help her achieve her dreams and continue to thrive in her business.

Margrett : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:30:26 PDT

$75 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Margrett, a 40-year-old businesswoman who lives with her partner and their 3 children, attended school up to 12th grade. She successfully manages a business selling rice, pepper, red oil, pepper, salt, and other food items. She learned the trade from her mother and has become skilled in her craft, facing no major challenges. To transport her goods, she uses a taxi, ensuring smooth delivery to her sales sites, where she works diligently from Monday to Saturday. Recently Margrett applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia with which she intends to purchase more rice, pepper, red oil, pepper, salt, and other food items to sell to serve her loyal customers. Her ultimate dream is to increase her business and continue sending her children to school. She is deeply grateful for the financial support from the funders, which will help elevate her business and bring her closer to achieving this goal. Margrett, with a clear vision for her future, is determined to continue thriving in her business.

Caroline : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:10:27 PDT

$25 of $775 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Caroline is a 24-year-old businesswoman from Liberia. She lives with her partner and has 1 child. She attended school up to 12th grade and has worked hard to build a successful business. She sells red oil, onions, rice, salt, vita, and other food items. She learned about the business from her mother, and started selling with some financial help from her mother. Caroline has been in this line of work for 5 years and operates her business from Monday through Saturday. She enjoys her business because it allows her to be an independent woman. Caroline is applying for a loan to purchase more red oil, onions, rice, salt, vita, and other food items to sell, which will also help her repay her loan installments. Her dream is to expand her business. Caroline is grateful for the support, and says thank you for the help.

Agatha : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:20:25 PDT

$25 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Agatha is 50 years old. She lives with her partner. Agatha never had the opportunity to attend school. For the past 20 years, she has been a dedicated and successful businesswoman, running a rice, red oil, pepper, salt, vita, tomatoes, onions and other food items business that she started with her savings. She works tirelessly from Monday through Saturday. To grow her business, has applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia to purchase more rice, red oil, pepper, salt, vita, tomatoes, onions and other food items to sell and expand her offerings. Her ultimate dream is to improve her business. Agatha is deeply grateful for the financial support from the funds which will help her take her business to the next level. With hard work and determination, she hopes to turn her dream into a reality, providing for her family and contributing to her community.

Comfort : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:20:25 PDT

$125 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Comfort is a 35-year-old businesswoman, who is married. Comfort is a determined entrepreneur in Liberia. For the past 15 years, she has successfully operated a business where she sells red oil, rice, onions, tomatoes, vita and other food items. She started the business with some financial help from her mother. Committed and hardworking, Comfort runs her business from Monday to Saturday, serving her community with her goods. She has now applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia to buy more red oil, rice, onions, tomatoes, vita and other food items to sell and to meet growing demand. Her goal is to expand her business. Comfort is grateful for the financial support which she believes will significantly strengthen and grow her business.

Christiana : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:30:17 PDT

$100 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Christiana a 54-year-old businesswoman, has built a successful cooked food business over the past seven years. She lives with her partner. She learned her trade from her late mother and has managed her business smoothly without any major issues. She sells six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, using either a car or a kehkeh to transport her supplies to her business site. Recently, Christiana applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to help her expand her inventory and meet the growing demand from her loyal customers. The loan will allow her to purchase more ingredients that will be used to cook food to sell and offer a wider selection to her clientele. Christiana’s dream is to grow her business even further, providing a better future for her family. She is deeply grateful for the financial support from the funders, which will play a key role in turning her dreams into reality.

Catherine : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:30:17 PDT

$125 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Catherine, a vibrant 49-year-old, who is married and has five children, has overcome many obstacles in life. She attended school up to 12th grade and has become a successful businesswoman, running a thriving water and drinks business, a trade she learned from her mother. For the past six years, she’s managed her sales seamlessly, transporting her supplies with ease using either a car or a kehkeh. She works tirelessly six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, building strong relationships with her loyal customers. With her sights set on expanding her business, Catherine has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This support will allow her to purchase more water and drinks to sell, bringing her one step closer to realizing her dream of growth. Catherine is deeply grateful for the financial assistance from the funders, which will empower her to reach new heights in her business journey.

Tenneh : Liberia

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 13:50:15 PDT

$50 of $575 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 30, 2026

Tenneh is a 35-year-old, successful businesswoman with a passion for selling peanuts. She has three children; She attended school up to high school. Tenneh learned about the art of sales from her sister and has been running her business for 15 years. With no major challenges, Tenneh operates her business efficiently, using a car or kehkeh to transport supplies and selling Monday through Saturday to a loyal customer base. To further grow her business, she has applied for a loan with BRAC Liberia. The funds will allow her to purchase more peanuts to sell to meet the increased demand from her customers. Her ultimate dream is to improve her business. Tenneh expresses deep gratitude to the funders for their financial support, which will help her achieve her dreams and continue to thrive in her business.

Eva : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 12:14:35 PDT

$75 of $875 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

Eva is a 54-year-old businesswoman, who lives with her partner and has 6 children. She never had the opportunity to attend school. She successfully manages a business where she sells rice, red oil, salt, onions, pepper and other food items. Eva learned haw to trade from her mother. She has become skilled in her craft and faces no challenges in running her business. To transport her goods, she uses a taxi, ensuring smooth delivery to her sales sites, where she works diligently from Monday to Saturday. She recently applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, which she intends to use to purchase more rice, red oil, salt, onions, pepper and other food items to sell to serve her loyal customers. Her ultimate dream is to increase her business and continue sending her children to school. She is deeply grateful for the financial support from the funders, which will help elevate her business and bring her closer to achieving this goal. Eva, with a clear vision for her future, is determined to continue thriving in her business.

Harriet : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 12:34:15 PDT

$25 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

Harriet is a 40-year-old from Liberia. She lives with her partner and has four children; who are currently attending school. Harriet is a hardworking businesswoman who sells rice, pepper, beans, vita and oil. She learned how to sell from her mother and got her start up capital from her sister. She sells Monday through Saturday and has no problem with her sales. She uses a car to transport her supplies. To continue her business, Harriet applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more rice, pepper, beans, vita and oil to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Harriet is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Beckie : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 13:35:44 PDT

$25 of $775 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

Beckie is a 40-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She has four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Beckie completed school up to sixth grade. She is a strong businesswoman who sells tea, bread, eggs, oats, biscuits, peanuts and soft drinks. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport her supplies. With this loan, Beckie will purchase more tea, bread, eggs, oats, biscuits, peanuts and soft drinks to sell to her good clients. Her dream for the future is to continue sending her children to school. Beckie wishes to say thanks.

Kebbeh : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 12:44:19 PDT

$25 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

Kebbeh is a 40-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her partner and three children. The children are currently in school. Kebbeh is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal bags, red oil gallon, rice, dried pepper, vegetable oil, vita, etc. Ten years ago, she was operating her sales and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and has no problem with her sales. She asked for a loan to purchase more charcoal bags, red oil gallon, rice, dried pepper, vegetable oil, and vita to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits and she is proud of her business because it provides her family with basic needs. She wants to build a house and send her children to college in the future. Kebbeh wishes to say thanks.

Amelia : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 12:44:20 PDT

$0 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

Amelia is a 39-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She lives with her partner and has three children who are currently in school. Amelia is a strong businesswoman who sells red oil gallons, onions, and pepper, which she has been doing for ten years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, and uses a car to transport her supplies. She enjoys her business because it meets her basic needs. With the loan, she plans to purchase more red oil gallons, onions, and pepper to sell to her loyal customers. She wants to open a shop and continue sending her children to school in the future. Amelia is deeply grateful for the support and wants to express her sincere thanks.

Annie : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 12:56:25 PDT

$25 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

This is 45 years old Annie from Liberia. She is married and has five children who are currently in school and live at home. Annie runs a business selling cooked food, water, and soft drinks. She has been operating her business for several years and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells them six days a week. To maintain her business, Annie requested for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner to buy more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food, water, and soft drinks to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits and she is proud of her business because it provides her children with basic needs. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Annie wishes to say thanks.

Catherin : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 13:26:03 PDT

$0 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

This is 39-year-old Catherin. She is married and has seven children; they are currently in school and live at home. Catherin is a high school graduate. She is hardworking businesswoman who sells chicken feet, pig feet, fish and oil and has been operating her business for seven years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. To maintain her sales, Catherin applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to buy more chicken feet, pig feet, fish and oil to sell to her clients. Her dream for the future is to buy land. Catherin wishes to say thanks.

Ophelia : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 13:05:35 PDT

$50 of $775 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

Meet 50-year-old Ophelia, from Liberia. She has three children; two of whom are still in school and all live at home. Ophelia is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks and palm wine. She learned how to sell from her mother and has been operating her sales for eight years. She sells Monday through Saturday, using a car to transport supplies to her business site. Ophelia is proud of her business because it gives her money daily. To continue her business, she requires a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This loan will enable her to buy more palm wine to sell, generating greater profits. Her dream for the future is to increase her business. Ophelia wishes to say thanks.

Sando : Liberia

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 07:30:16 PDT

$25 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 2, 2026

Sando is 42 years old. She is married and has two children; one of whom is still in school. Sando is a high school graduate. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells clothes, footwear and water. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. For the past eight years, she has been operating her sales. She has no problem with her business and works Monday through Saturday, using a car to transport her supplies. This loan will help her to buy more clothes, footwear and water to sell and generate greater profits. She likes her business because it supports her family. Sando's dream for the future is to build a house. She wishes to say thanks.

Julie : Liberia

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 13:15:10 PDT

$75 of $925 raised.

Started raising funds on Mar 31, 2026

This is a 48-year-old Julie. She is married and has five children; they are currently in school and live at home. Julie completed school up to twelve grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells rice, sugar, oil, vita and onions. She learned how to sell from her mother and has no problem with her business. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Julie applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more rice, sugar, oil, vita and onions to sell and generate greater profits. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. Her dream for the future is to build a house. Julie wishes to say thanks to BRAC and Kiva.

Namoi : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 02:40:22 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

This is Namoi, who is 40 years old. She lives with her partner and two children, one of whom is still in school. Namoi completed school up to sixth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks, jollof rice, and spaghetti. She has been doing her sales for several years. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Namoi will buy more drinks and ingredients that will be used to prepare jollof rice and spaghetti to sell. She feels proud of her business because it supports her family. Her dream for the future is to build a house. Namoi is very grateful for the financial support rendered.

Yah : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 02:40:22 PDT

$0 of $800 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Meet 47-year-old Yah. She lives with her husband and four children, who are currently in school. Yah is a high school graduate. She runs a business selling rice, oil, and onions and she is proud of the process. She has been operating her sales for 6 years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday, uses a car to transport her supplies, and has no problem with her sales. With this loan, Yah will buy more rice, oil, and onions to sell. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. She wants to build a house for her children in the future. Yah is very grateful for the financial support rendered.

Yimuda : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 03:40:16 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Yimuda is 49 years old, from Liberia. She is married and has five children; they are currently in school and live at home. Yimuda is a hardworking businesswoman who sells clothes, shoes and dresses. For six years she had been in business and learned how to sell from her friends. She has no problem with her sales and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She sells Monday through Saturday. Yimuda approached BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more clothes, shoes and dresses to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. Her dream for the future is to send her children to school. Yimuda is very grateful for the financial support received.

Abigal : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 05:10:19 PDT

$0 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Abigal is a 31-year-old entrepreneur, living with her partner and four school going children. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells toothpaste, spray, cream and washing soap. She has been selling for seven years, having learned how to sell from her partner. She has no problem with her sales and works Monday through Saturday, using a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Abigal will buy more toothpaste, spray, cream and washing soap to sell, so as to generate a greater income. She likes her business because it will allow her to send her children to school in the future. She also wants to build a house in the future. Abigal wishes to say thanks!

Yatta : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 05:40:24 PDT

$25 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Yatta is a 59-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her husband and eight children; they are currently in school. Yatta is a hard-working businesswoman who sells fresh fish, dried fish, pigs' feet and spareribs. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her aunty. Yatta has been operating her sales for twenty years. She sells Monday through Saturday. She has no problem with her sales and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To continue her business, Yatta has asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more fresh fish, dried fish, pigs' feet and spareribs to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman to school. She wants to build a house in the future. Yatta wishes to say thanks.

Barbara : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 05:50:29 PDT

$0 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Barbara is 39 years old, from Liberia. She is married and has five children who are currently in school and live at home. Barbara is a hardworking businesswoman who sells hair extensions, watches, handbags, and slippers. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. Barbara is seeking a loan to buy more hair extensions, watches, handbags and slippers to sell to her good clients. This will help her grow financially. She likes her business because sales are fast. She wants to build a house in the future. Barbara wishes to say thanks.

Mamie : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:00:24 PDT

$50 of $750 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Mamie is 49 years old, from Liberia. She is married and has four children who are currently in school and live at home. Mamie is a hardworking businesswoman who sells oil, soap, onions, etc. She got her start-up capital from her husband. She sells Monday through Saturday and has no problem with her sales. She uses a car to transport her supplies. To continue her business, Mamie applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan she will buy more oil, soap and onions to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to buy land and build a house for her children in the future. Mamie is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Beatrice : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:00:25 PDT

$0 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Beatrice is a 34-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her husband and five children, four of whom are in school. Beatrice completed school up to twelvfth grade. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks. For six years she has been operating her sales and she learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and has no problem with her sales. She asked for a loan to purchase more drinks to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it helps her a lot. Beatrice wishes to say thanks.

Satu : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:00:25 PDT

$125 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Satu is a 54-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She lives with her husband and three children, one of whom is still in school. Satu is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dry goods, which she has been doing for seventeen years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, and uses a car to transport her supplies. She enjoys her business because it meets her basic needs. With the loan, she plans to purchase more dry goods to sell to her loyal customers. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. Satu's dream for the future is to become a successful businesswoman. She is deeply grateful for the support and wants to express her sincere thanks.

Ruth : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:20:31 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Ruth is a 47-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She is a single mother with two children; one of whom is still in school. Ruth is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dried goods, which she has managed successfully for four years. Ruth learned the trade from her mother, who taught her the basics of buying and selling. She works six days a week, from Monday through Saturday, using her car to transport supplies for her business. She enjoys her work because it allows her to be an independent woman and support her family. With the loan, she plans to purchase more dried goods to sell to her good clients. Looking ahead, Ruth wants to become a successful businesswoman in the future. Ruth is deeply grateful for the support and sincerely thanks those who help her achieve her goals.

Felecia : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:50:36 PDT

$125 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

This is 46 years old Felecia; from Liberia. She is single mother with four children; three of whom are still in school and all live at home. Felecia deals in a business selling dried goods. She has been operating her business for fifteen years and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells them six days a week. To maintain her business, Felecia requested for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner to buy more dried goods to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits and she is proud of her business because it provides her children with basic needs. Her dream for the future is to become a better businesswoman. Felecia wishes to say thanks.

Princess : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:50:36 PDT

$0 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Princess is 40 years old. She has four children who are currently in school and live at home. Princess is a hardworking businesswoman who sells fresh fish and dried meat. She got her start-up capital from her mother. For the past six years she has been operating her sales. She has no problem with her business and works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. This loan will help her to buy more fresh fish and dried meat to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build stores and send her children to college in the future. Princess wishes to say thanks.

Shelba : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 06:50:37 PDT

$25 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Shelba is 53 years old, from Liberia. She is a widow with five children; they live at home while attending school. Shelba is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal. Two years ago, she began operating her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses car to transport supplies to her business site. She learned how to sell from her mother and has no problem with her sales. To continue her sales, Shelba applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This financing will be used to buy more charcoal bags to sell to repay her loan installment and increase her income. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build a store and send her children to college. Shelba is highly grateful for the financial support BRAC and Kiva have rendered.

Roseline : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 07:10:46 PDT

$25 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Meet 49-year-old Roseline. She has four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Roseline is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks. She has been operating her sales for three years. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To increase her business, Roseline applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This loan will help her to buy more drinks to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build stores and send her children to college in the future. Roseline wishes to say thanks

Piso : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 07:40:22 PDT

$125 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Meet 41-year-old Piso from Liberia. She is a single mother with four children; three of whom are still in school and all live at home. Piso is a hardworking businesswoman who sells cooked food. She learned how to sell from her mother. Using a car, she transports supplies to her business site and sells them from Monday through Saturday. To continue growing her business, Piso has requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to purchase ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to meet customer demand. She values her business because it supports her family. Her dream for the future is to purchase land. Piso is deeply grateful for the financial support provided by BRAC and Kiva.

Christina : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:20:59 PDT

$0 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

This is a 49-year-old Christina. She has four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Christina is a hardworking businesswoman who sells clothes. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with earnings from her father. She has had no problem with her sales. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. Christina requires for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to buy more clothes to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build store in the future. Christina says thanks to all lenders around the world.

Tina : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:20:59 PDT

$100 of $850 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Meet Tina, 40 years old. She is a single mother with four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Tina is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks. Over the past four years, she has been managing her sales. She started the business with earnings from her mother and learned how to sell from her aunty. She transports her supplies to her business site using a car to transport her supplies. Tina requested a loan to buy more drinks to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build store in the future. Tina wishes to say thanks.

Marie : Liberia

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 09:11:30 PDT

$0 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 1, 2026

Greeting from Liberia. Marie, 43, has five children, all currently in school and living at home. Marie is a hardworking businesswoman who sells fish, chicken, chicken feet and pig feet. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her mother. She has been operating her sales for twelve years and has no problem with her sales. She applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This financing will be used to buy more fish, chicken, chicken feet, and pig feet to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Marie is highly grateful for the financial support BRAC and Kiva have rendered.

Patricia : Liberia

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 06:20:17 PDT

$0 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 2, 2026

Patricia is a 32-year-old married woman with no children for now. She sells clothes, bags, and shoes in her community. Patricia started her business with small capital and has worked hard to grow it steadily. She learned trade through experience and interaction with other businesspeople. She is requesting a loan to purchase more clothes, bags, and shoes and expand her inventory. Patricia hopes to grow her business into a large fashion store and improve her financial stability in the future.

Mae : Liberia

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 06:30:16 PDT

$0 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 2, 2026

Mae is a 45-year-old married man with five children. He sells clothes in his community and has been in business for six years. Mae started his business with financial support from his uncle, who believed in his potential. Through dedication and daily effort, he has been able to grow his customer base. Mae is requesting a loan to buy more clothes to expand his business and meet customer demand. Her goal is to open a larger clothing shop in the future and provide better living conditions and education opportunities for his children.

Kolu : Liberia

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 06:30:16 PDT

$0 of $600 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 2, 2026

Kolu is a 47-year-old married woman with six children. She sells peppers, bitter balls, okra, salt, red oil, and other food items. She has been operating her business for 15 years, working about six hours each day. Kolu learned the trade from her father and started small before expanding gradually. She transports her goods using a keke to reach more customers. She is seeking a loan to buy more peppers, bitter balls, okra, salt, red oil, and other food items increase her stock. Her dream is to build a bigger store and improve her family’s standard of living.

Maima : Liberia

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 09:40:16 PDT

$25 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 2, 2026

Maima is a 30-year-old married woman with three children. She prepares and sells cooked food in her community and has been in business for five years. Maima learned the trade by herself through practice and dedication. She started with small capital and has built a steady customer base. She is seeking a loan to buy more ingredients and cooking supplies. Her goal is to open a large restaurant in the future and provide a better life for her family through her growing business.

Serina : Liberia

Fri, 03 Apr 2026 04:20:15 PDT

$50 of $1,050 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 3, 2026

Serina is a 50-year-old woman. Though she did not go far in school, she describes herself simply as hardworking—and her life proves it every day. She is a mother of three, all of them are currently in school. Providing for them has always been her greatest motivation. For years, Serina has run a small business selling dry goods like rice, oil, and Vita [bouillon cubes]. She spends about five hours each day at her stall, carefully serving customers and making sure her business continues to grow. With the help of a keke, she transports her goods, never letting challenges stop her. Sarah learned the trade from her aunty, building on that knowledge with years of experience. What she loves most about her work is the independence it gives her. It makes her proud, proud that she can stand on her own and take care of her family. With this loan, she will purchase more rice, oil and vita to sell to her clients. Now, Serina dreams bigger. She hopes to one day build her own store and, most importantly, send her children to college. And with a grateful heart, she simply says, “Thank you.”

Marie : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 06:20:19 PDT

$0 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Marie is a 40-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She has five children; they are currently in school and live at home. Marie is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dresses, trousers, jeans, and underwear. She has been managing her sales for five years. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. This loan will help Marie purchase more dresses, trousers, jeans, and underwear to further build her business. She likes her business because sales are fast. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Marie wishes to express her thanks.

Lucy : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 06:30:15 PDT

$0 of $1,000 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

This is 47-year-old Lucy. She lives with her husband and five children, two of whom are still in school. Lucy is a dedicated businesswoman who sells plantain, cassava, eddoes, and pineapples. She has been managing her sales for nine years, selling Monday through Saturday. She started the business with capital from her friend and learned how to sell from her aunt. She uses a car to transport her supplies and has no problem with her sales. Lucy requested this loan through BRAC Liberia to purchase more plantain, cassava, eddoes, and pineapples to sell. She likes her business because it generates a profit. Her dream for the future is to own a physical store. Lucy expresses her thanks to BRAC and Kiva for their support.

Gammai : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 06:50:15 PDT

$0 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Gammai is 46 years old and from Liberia. She lives with her partner and two children, both of whom are in school and live at home. Gammai is a hardworking businesswoman who sells peanuts and peppers. Several years ago, she had been operating her sales and had no problem with her business. She learned how to sell from her late mother. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Gammai will purchase more peanuts and pepper to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. Gammai wishes to say thanks to her lenders.

Comfort : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 08:00:15 PDT

$75 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Comfort is 40-years old and from Liberia. She lives with her partner and has four children; they are all currently in school. Comfort is a high school graduate. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells rice, oil, vita, sugar, charcoal, and onions. She had been operating her business for several years. Comfort learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. She faces no problems with her sales. Comfort has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will purchase more rice, oil, vita, sugar, charcoal, and onions to sell to her good clients. She is proud of her business because it gives her profits. Comfort is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Siah : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:10:16 PDT

$0 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Siah is 50 years old. She is single and has four children who live at home while attending school. Siah trades in a business selling chicken, pig feet, fresh fish and spareribs. She learned how to sell from her sister and started the business with her own savings. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She sells Monday through Saturday. Siah applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan she will buy more chicken, pig feet, fresh fish and spareribs to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Her dream for the future is to increase her business. Siah wishes to say thanks.

Annie : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:10:17 PDT

$75 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Annie is 35 years old. She has one child, aged 12 years who lives at home while in school. Annie is a college student. She trades in business selling gasoline and scratch cards. She has been running her sales for four years. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Annie applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan she will be able to buy more gasoline and scratch cards to sell to her good clients. This will earn more profits for her and her family. Annie is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Yamah : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:10:17 PDT

$0 of $925 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Yamah is 60 years old. She has five children, one of whom is still in school and lives at home. Yamah is a hardworking businesswoman who sells soap. For everal years she has been operating her sales. She started the business with her own savings. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday, from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm. Yamah likes her business because it gives her fast profits. She is now seeking a loan to buy more soap to sell to her good clients. In this way she hopes to obtain greater earnings. Her dream for the future is to buy land for her children. Yamah wishes to say thanks.

Joanna : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 07:20:28 PDT

$75 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Joanna is 35 years old, from Liberia. She lives with her partner and two children who live at home while attending school. Joanna is a high school graduate and a hardworking businesswoman who sells clothes, footwear, t-shirts, slippers, sandals and shoes. She had been operating her sales for four years, having learned how to sell from her mother. She has no problems with her business and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site where she sells Monday through Saturday. Joanna has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner. With this loan, she will purchase more clothes, footwear, t-shirts, slippers, sandals and shoes to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it gives her profits! She would like to deal with international business in the future. Joanna wishes to say thanks.

Finda : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 08:30:16 PDT

$0 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

This is Finda, a 50-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She lives with her partner and five children, three of whom are still in school. Finda is a strong businesswoman who sells rice, oil, sugar, milk, soap, butter, beans, candy, juices, pepper, and other food items. She learned how to sell from her mother. She has no problem with her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. Finda applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to purchase more rice, oil, sugar, milk, soap, butter, beans, candy, juices, pepper, and other food items to sell to good clients. She likes her business because it pays her children's school fees. Her dream for the future is to own a shop. Finda wishes to say thanks.

Kormassah : Liberia

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 08:50:19 PDT

$0 of $575 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 6, 2026

Kormassah is a 34-year-old business person. She has four children who are currently in school and live at home. Kormassah runs a business selling dried fish and fresh fish. She has been operating her sales for fifteen years. She learned now to sell from her friend. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. Kormassah applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva Lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more dried fish and fresh fish to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Kormassah wishes to say thanks.

Promise : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:00:17 PDT

$50 of $450 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Promise is a 24-year-old entrepreneur. She has one child aged 2 years. Promise is a young entrepreneur who sells flour, sugar, rice, tea, coffee and baking materials. For five years she has managed her sales. She learned how to sell from her auntie and started the business with her own savings. She has no problem with her sales. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Promise will buy more flour, sugar, rice, tea, coffee and baking materials to sell to generate a greater income. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Her dream for the future is to become a big businesswoman. Promise wishes to say thanks.

Rebecca : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:00:18 PDT

$50 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Rebecca is 28 years old, from Liberia. She has two children who they are currently in school and live at home. Rebecca is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks. She learned how to sell from her uncle and started the business with her own savings. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. Rebecca is seeking a loan to buy more drinks to sell to her good clients. This will help her grow financially. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Rebecca wishes to say thanks.

Sonnie : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:00:18 PDT

$0 of $475 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Sonnie is 31 years old, from Liberia. She has two children; they are currently in school and live at home. Sonnie is a hardworking businesswoman who sells slippers, blouses and dresses. She started the business with her own savings. She sells Monday through Saturday and has no problem with her sales. She uses a car to transport her supplies. To continue her business, Sonnie applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more slippers, blouses and dresses to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Her dream for the future is to increase her business. Sonnie is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Cecelia : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:00:18 PDT

$0 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Cecelia is a 53-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She has six children; they are currently in school and live at home. Cecelia is a hard-working businesswoman who sells peppers, tomatoes, vita, onions and seasoning. She learned how to sell from her mother and works Monday through Saturday. Cecelia uses a car to transport her supplies. She likes her business because it gives her profits. With this loan, Cecelia will purchase more peppers, tomatoes, vita, onions and seasoning to sell to her good clients. Her dream for the future is to become a big businesswoman. Cecelia wishes to say thanks.

Georgina : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:00:19 PDT

$50 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Georgina is a 40-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She lives with her partner and one child, who is currently in school. Georgina is a hardworking businesswoman who sells bread, drinks, water, milk, and juice, which she has been doing for four years. She learned how to sell from her auntie. She works six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, and uses a car to transport her supplies. She enjoys her business because it meets her basic needs. With the loan, she plans to purchase more bread, drinks, water, milk, and juice to sell to her loyal customers. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. Georgina dream for the future is to improve her business. She is deeply grateful for the support and wants to express her sincere thanks.

Marie : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:10:22 PDT

$25 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Meet 39 years old Marie, from Liberia. She lives with her partner and three children; two of whom are still in school. Marie is a strong businesswoman who sells fruits such as bananas, mangoes, oranges, gripes, apples, watermelon, pineapples etc. She learned how to sell from her aunty. She has been operating her sales for three years. She sells Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She is proud of her business because it sends her children to school. To continue her business, Marie requires for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will enable her to buy more bananas, mangoes, oranges, gripes, apples, watermelon, pineapples to sell to generate greater profits. She would like to deal with international business in the future. Marie wishes to say thanks.

Leamu : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:10:22 PDT

$0 of $475 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Leamu is 50 years old. She lives with her parter and has three children; they are currently in school. Leamu is a strong businesswoman who sells rice, oil, vita, seasonings, milk, sugar, peppers, salt, charcoal, oil, candy and vita. She learned how to sell from her aunty. For the past four years, she has been operating her sales. She has no problem with her business and works Monday through Saturday, using a car to transport her supplies. This loan will help her to buy more rice, oil, seasonings, milk, sugar, pepper, salt, charcoal, oil, candy and vita to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it pays her children's school fees. Leamu wishes to say thanks.

Theresa : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:10:22 PDT

$0 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

This is a 59-year-old Theresa. She lives with her partner and three children; they are currently in school. Theresa is a high school graduate. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells cooked food. She learned how to sell from her mother. She has no problem with her business. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Theresa applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner to buy more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it sends her children to school. Her dream for the future is to become a big businesswoman. Theresa wishes to say thanks to BRAC and Kiva.

Famata : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:10:22 PDT

$0 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Famata is 32 years old, from Liberia. She lives with her partner and three children who are in school. Famata is a high school graduate. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells plantains. for several years she has been operating her sales. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses car to transport supplies to her business site. She learned how to sell from her mother and has no problem with her sales. To continue her sales, Famata applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This financing will be used to buy more plantains to sell to repay her loan installments and increase her income. She likes her business because it takes care of her children. She wants to continue sending her children to school in the future. Famata is highly grateful for the financial support BRAC and Kiva have rendered.

Matiyah : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:40:21 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

This is 31-year-old Matiyah. She has three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Matiyah is a high school graduate. She trades in business, selling slippers. Five years ago, she was running her sales. She learned how to sell from her sister. She has no problem with her business. She works Monday through Saturday, spending 9 hours selling. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Matiyah likes her business because it gives her profits. To maintain her sales, she requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will purchase more slippers to sell to her good clients. She wants to build a house for her children in the future. Matiyah wishes to say thanks.

Winifred : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:50:21 PDT

$50 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

Winifred is 33 years old. She has five children, four of whom are in school, and all live at home. Winifred is a high school graduate. She is a strong businesswoman who sells frozen goods, including chicken. Ten years ago, she started operating her business. She learned how to sell from her sister, using a car to transport supplies to her business site and sells Monday through Saturday. To maintain her business, Winifred requires a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more chicken to sell to enhance her business. She likes her business because it gives her profits. Winifred wants to take care of her family. She wants to own a shop and a house for her children in the future. Winifred says thanks to all lenders around the world.

Olive : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 05:00:20 PDT

$0 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Olive is 42 years old. She has three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Olive is a hardworking businesswoman who sells dried fish. She learned how to sell from her mother. She works Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To increase business, Olive applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This loan will help her to buy more dried fish to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her profits. She wants to become a big businesswoman in the future. Olive says thanks to BRAC and Kiva.

Theresa : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 08:50:16 PDT

$0 of $650 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

This is Theresa, a 41-year-old from Liberia. She lives with her husband and their three children, who are currently in school. Theresa is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal. She started this business to create a steady source of income to support her family. She has been operating her business for nine years, working six days a week and using a car to transport supplies to her selling site. Theresa is requesting a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she plans to purchase more charcoal to sell to her regular customers. She values her business because it provides her with daily income. Her dream for the future is to own a charcoal warehouse. Theresa would like to express her thanks to all the lenders for their support.

Marie : Liberia

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 08:50:16 PDT

$50 of $750 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 7, 2026

This is Marie, a 34-year-old mother of four children, three of whom are still in school and living at home. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells groundnuts, peppers, and drinks. Marie learned her trade from her sister and has had no problems with her sales. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She is requesting a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to purchase more groundnuts, peppers, and drinks to sell to her regular customers. She enjoys her business because it provides her with profits. In the future, Marie hopes to open a store. She would like to thank all lenders around the world for their support.

Linda : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 04:20:41 PDT

$0 of $1,025 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Meet 48-year-old Linda. She has four children; they are currently in school and live at home. Linda completed school up to eleventh grade. She is a strong businesswoman who sells soft drinks, rice, vegetable oil, flour and sugar. She has been operating her sales for six years. She started the business with her own savings. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies and has no problem with her sales. With this loan, Linda will buy more drinks, rice, vegetable oil, flour and sugar to sell. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build houses in the future. Linda is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Musu : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:00:21 PDT

$0 of $925 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Musu is a 40 year old entrepreneur. She lives with her husband and five children; they are all currently in school. Musu is a hardworking businesswoman who sells charcoal and soap. She started the business with her own savings and learned how to sell from her aunty. She has been operating her sales for fifteen years. She sells Monday through Saturday. She has no problem with her sales and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She likes her business because it gives her profits. To continue her business, Musu has asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan, she will buy more charcoal and soap to sell to her good clients. She wants to build a house in the future. She wishes to say thanks.

Fatu : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:10:47 PDT

$0 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Fatu is a 46-year-old businesswoman. She lives with her husband and has six children; they are currently in school. Fatu is a strong businesswoman who sells charcoal. She has been operating her sales for five years. She learned how to sell by herself. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. With this loan, Fatu will purchase more charcoal to sell to her good clients. Fatu wishes to say thanks.

Sarah : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:20:20 PDT

$0 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Sarah is a 45-year-old widow with six children; they are in school and live at home. Sarah is a hardworking businesswoman who sells oil, gari, bitter balls and other food items. She learned how to sell from her parents and started the business with her own savings. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. Sarah is seeking a loan to buy more oil, gari, bitter balls and other food items to sell to her good clients. This will help her grow financially. She likes her business because it provides her children with basic needs. Sarah's dream for the future is to improve her business. She wishes to say thanks.

Franta : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:20:24 PDT

$0 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Franta is a 30-year-old entrepreneur. She is married and has two children who are in school and live at home. Franta is a high school graduate. She runs a food market, selling red oil. She has been operating her sales for six years and learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and has no problem with her sales. She asked for a loan to purchase more red oil to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because sales are fast. She wants to buy land and build a house in the future. Franta wishes to say thanks.

Hawa : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:20:24 PDT

$0 of $500 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Hawa is a 30-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She is a single mother with one child, aged 7 years, who lives at home while in school. Hawa is a high school graduate. She runs a food market selling candy, biscuits, juices and soft drinks, which she has been doing for nine years. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with her own savings. She works six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, and uses a car to transport her supplies. She enjoys her business because it meets her basic needs. With the loan, she plans to purchase more candy, biscuits, juices and soft drinks to sell to her loyal customers. Hawa wants to buy land and build a house in the future. Hawa is deeply grateful for the support and wants to express her sincere thanks.

Hawa : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:30:20 PDT

$0 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

This is 35-year-old Hawa, from Liberia. She is a single mother with one child, aged 14 years, who lives at home while in school. Hawa is a high school graduate. She runs a business selling apples and other items. She has been operating her business for several years and learned how to sell from her mother. She sells six days a week and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To maintain her business, Hawa requested a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more apples and other items to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because sales are fast. She wishes to say thanks.

Lucia : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:30:21 PDT

$0 of $1,100 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Lucia is 41 years old, married, and has three children who attend school. She is a high school graduate. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells drinks, which she has been doing for 12 years. Lucia learned how to sell from her aunty. She sells Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She is proud of her business because it makes her an independent woman. To continue her business, Lucia requested a loan from BRAC Liberia, which she will use to buy more drinks to sell to generate greater profits. She wants to expand her business in the future.

Angeline : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:30:21 PDT

$0 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Angeline is 38 years old. She lives with her husband and their four children; they are currently in school. Angeline is a strong businesswoman who sells rice, vegetable oil, vita, sugar, gari, bath soap, washing soap, bleach and onions. She learned how to sell by herself. For the past five years, she has been operating her sales. She has no problem with her business and works Monday through Saturday, using a car to transport her supplies. This loan will help her to buy more rice, vegetable oil, vita, sugar, gari, bath soap, washing soap, bleach and onions to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. Angeline wants to buy land in the future. She wishes to say thanks.

Musu : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 17:30:21 PDT

$0 of $950 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Musu is 48 years old, married, and has two children, one of whom attends school. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells rice, sugar, flour, vegetable oil, and other food items. She learned how to sell by herself. She has no problem with her business. Musu sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Musu requested a loan from BRAC Liberia, which she will use to buy more rice, sugar, flour, vegetable oil, and other food items to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to build a shop and purchase land in the future.

Cecelia : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 06:30:20 PDT

$0 of $800 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

This is 36-year-old Cecelia. She is married and has two children who are currently in school and live at home. Cecelia completed school up to eighth grade. She trades in a business of selling fruit. For ten years she has been operating her sales. She learned how to sell from her mother. She has no problem with her business. She works Monday through Saturday, from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Cecelia likes her business because it sustains her family. To maintain her sales, she requested for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. With this loan she will purchase more fruit to sell to her good clients. She wants to build a house and continue sending her children to school in the future. Cecelia wishes to say thanks.

Mamie : Liberia

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 07:20:26 PDT

$0 of $575 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 8, 2026

Mamie is 34 years old and a single mother of four children, all of whom are currently in school and living at home. She completed her education up to the fourth grade. Mamie is a hardworking businesswoman who sells liquid soap, air freshener, and other items. She learned her trade from her sister and works Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To expand her business, Mamie has applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. She will use the loan to purchase more liquid soap, air freshener, and other items to sell to her regular customers. She values her business because it provides important support for her family. In the future, Mamie hopes to buy land and build a house. She would like to express her thanks to all the lenders for their support.

Mama : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 03:40:21 PDT

$0 of $825 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

This is 67-year-old Mama; a widow with four children. They are presently in school and live at home. Mama has been running a retail business selling charcoal for twenty years. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with earnings from her late husband. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and works Monday through Saturday. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. To maintain her sales, Mama requested for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. This loan will be used to buy more charcoal to sell to her good clients. She wants to own a store in the future. Mama wishes to say thanks.

Dorris : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 03:40:21 PDT

$0 of $800 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Meet 44-year-old Dorris, from Liberia. She has six children; three of whom are in school. Dorris is a hardworking businesswoman who sells soap, charcoal, rice, vita, sugar, and oil. She has been operating her business for many years. She learned how to sell from her mother and sells Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport her supplies and has no problem with her business. With this loan, Dorris will buy more soap, charcoal, rice, vita, sugar, and oil to sell. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. She wants to open a store and build houses in the future. Dorris is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Carolin : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 03:40:22 PDT

$0 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Carolin is 46 years old, from Liberia. She lives with her husband and has five children; they are currently in school. Carolin completed school up to grade twelve. She is a hardworking businesswoman who sells used clothes. She works Monday through Saturday and has been operating her sales for fifteen years. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Carolin approached BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more used clothes to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it supports her family. Her dream for the future is to own a store. Carolinis highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Grace : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 03:40:22 PDT

$0 of $575 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Grace is a 60-year-old entrepreneur. She is married and has three children; they are in school and all live at home. Grace is a high school graduate. She runs a retail business selling used clothes, rice, red oil, bath soap, etc. She learned how to sell from her mother. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site and has no problem with her sales. With this loan, Grace will buy more used clothes, rice, red oil, and bath soap to sell to generate greater income. She likes her business because sales are fast. Grace wants to buy land and build stores in the future. She wishes to say thanks.

Ophelia : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 04:50:21 PDT

$0 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Ophelia is a 45-year-old entrepreneur and mother. She is married and has six children; they live at home while attending school. Ophelia runs a business selling clothes. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with earnings from her husband. To transport her supplies, she uses a car. She operates her business Monday through Saturday and has no issues with her sales. With this loan, Ophelia plans to buy more clothes to increase her income. She values her business because it provides her family with basic needs. Looking ahead, she wants to own a store in the future. Ophelia is deeply grateful and wishes to express her thanks for the support.

Aramentha : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 05:00:28 PDT

$0 of $675 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Aramentha is a 43-year-old entrepreneur. She is a single mother with three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Aramentha is a hardworking businesswoman who sells fresh fish. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with earnings from her sister. For the past eight years, she has been operating her sales. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To continue her business, Aramentha has asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending Partner. With this loan, she will buy more fresh fish to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it provides her children with basic needs. She wants to open a shop and build a house in the future. Aramentha wishes to say thanks.

Bendu : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 05:11:38 PDT

$0 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Bendu is a 43-year-old businesswoman. She is a single mother with three children; they are currently in school and live at home. Bendu is a hardworking businesswoman who sells soap, bath soap, toothpaste and clothes. Several years ago, she began operating her business. She learned how to sell from her mother. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport her supplies. She needs a loan to buy more soap, bath soap, toothpaste and clothes to sell. She likes her business because it sends her children to school. She wants to open a shop and build a house for her children in the future. Bendu wishes to say thanks.

Precious : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 05:40:20 PDT

$0 of $700 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Precious, from Liberia, is 43 years old. She lives with her husband and three children; they are currently in school. Precious is a hard-working businesswoman who sells oil, vita, soap, fish, rice, beans, pepper, toothpaste, and water. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with earnings from her husband. Several years ago, she began operating her business. She started this business with very small skills, and she is proud of the process. She has no problem with her sales and sells Monday through Saturday. She uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She is seeking a loan to buy more oil, vita, soap, fish, rice, beans, pepper, toothpaste, and water to sell to her good clients. This will help her grow financially. Precious likes her business because it supports her family. She wants to open a store and build a house for her children in the future. Precious wishes to say thanks.

Tete : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:20:24 PDT

$0 of $725 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Tete is a 48-year-old entrepreneur. She is married and has three children; they are in school and live at home. Tete completed school up to eleventh grade. Over the past 35 years, she has been running a successful business selling charcoal and soap. She learned how to sell from her mother. She operates her business Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Tete has asked for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to purchase more charcoal and soap to continue serving her loyal clients. She enjoys her business because it supports her family. She wishes to say thanks.

Bendu : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:20:24 PDT

$0 of $625 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Bendu is a 36-year-old entrepreneur from Liberia. She is married and has five children, three of whom are still in school and live at home. Bendu is a hardworking businesswoman who sells clothes. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with earnings from her husband. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. With this loan, Bendu will purchase more clothes to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it makes her an independent woman. She wants to open a store and continue sending her children to school in the future. Bendu wishes to say thanks.

Fata : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:30:55 PDT

$0 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Fata is a 50-year-old entrepreneur. She lives with her partner and five children, who are currently in school. Fata has been running a successful business selling cooked food for 20 years. She works tirelessly from Monday through Saturday and has no issues with her sales. She uses a car to transport her supplies to her business location, ensuring smooth operations. With the loan, Fata plans to purchase more ingredients that will be used to prepare cooked food to meet the demands of her customers. She takes great pride in her business because it provides her family with basic needs. Her dream for the future is to own a bigger business. Fata is deeply grateful and wishes to express her sincere thanks.

Susan : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:10:22 PDT

$0 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

This is 62-year-old Susan, a widow with 2 children. Susan is a hardworking businesswoman who sells rubber dishes. She has been operating her sales for several years. She learned how to sell from her mother and started the business with earnings from her son. She sells Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. She has no problem with her sales. To maintain her business, Susan requested for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner, to buy more rubber dishes to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because it sustains her family. Her dream for the future is to own a shop. Susan is highly grateful for the financial support rendered.

Esther : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:30:56 PDT

$0 of $475 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

This is a 39-year-old Esther. She lives with her husband and three children, who are currently in school. Esther runs a business selling bags. For ten years she has been operating her sales. She learned how to sell from her auntie and got her startup capital from her husband. She sells Monday through Saturday uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. To maintain her sales, Esther applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will be used to buy more bags to sell to her good clients. She likes her business because it gives her money daily. Her dream for the future is to own a bigger business. Esther wishes to say thanks.

Rebecca : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:40:20 PDT

$0 of $550 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Rebecca is a 36-year-old businesswoman. She lives with her partner and has four children who are currently in school. Rebecca completed school up to seventh grade. She is a dedicated businesswoman who has been selling charcoal for ten years. She learned the art of selling from her sister. She operates her sales Monday through Saturday, using a car to transport supplies to her business location. To expand her sales and better serve her loyal customers, Rebecca applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner. The loan will allow her to purchase more charcoal to meet the growing demand. She dreams of becoming a successful and influential businesswoman in the future. Rebecca is deeply grateful for the support she has received and wishes to express her sincere thanks.

Bendu : Liberia

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:40:27 PDT

$0 of $525 raised.

Started raising funds on Apr 9, 2026

Bendu is a 43-year-old woman. She is a single mother with four children who are currently in school and live at home. Bendu is a hardworking businesswoman who sells fresh fish. She has been in this business for twelve years. She started the business with her own savings. She works Monday through Saturday and uses a car to transport supplies to her business site. Bendu applied for a loan through BRAC Liberia, a Kiva lending partner to buy more fresh fish to sell to generate greater profits. She likes her business because sales are fast. She wants to buy land and build houses in the future. Bendu wishes to say thanks to BRAC and Kiva lenders.