Melba Enedina received a loan from Peggy to buy provisions, beverages, cleaning products, and other items.

Valary's Group received a loan from Peggy to gain access to cost efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for maize cultivation.

Beatrice's Group received a loan from Peggy to gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for maize cultivation.

Rose's Group received a loan from Peggy to gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for maize cultivation.

Los Mejores Group received a loan from John to buy inputs to fertilize her land and continue offering quality products to her customers.

Abie's Female Farmers Group received a loan from John to pay for improved seeds, organic inputs, and tractor rental fees, which enhance both sustainability and profitability.

Amie's Female Farmers Group received a loan from John to buy improved seeds, organic inputs and tractor rental fees to enhance sustainability and profitability.

Malengasanga 1 Group received a loan from John to buy farm supplies such as fertilizer and herbicides.

Tenje 4 Group received a loan from John to buy farm inputs like seeds, fertilizer and herbicides.

Tataneh Women's Group received a loan from John to pay for improved seeds, organic inputs, and tractor rental fees, which enhance both sustainability and profitability.

Laura received a loan from Peggy which helps a Latina business owner to create new healthy products based on good nutrition.

Toran received a loan from Peggy which helps a black-owned small business to grow and expand.