Samoa
Maata received a loan from Nancy
to buy sandwiches, pies, donuts, snacks, coffee, a large boiler and soft drinks.
Kiva Lending Team: Canadian Mothers Helping Mothers
- About
- Loans 1.8K
- Members 44
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We loan because...
Having children makes us care even more than before about the children of the world. We want to set a positive example of helping and hope for our own children.
About us
Mothers from Canada who want to help mothers and children around the world. The team captain, Ruth, started by lending only $25 per month (in an effort to stave off lending addiction) and re-lending money as it came in. She reached 100 loans in only 28 months! You can do it too!
Location: Canada
Latest Messages
99+ messages. Join the team to get in on the action!
Team Activity
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Tonga'Ilisapesi received a loan from Diane to export a container of crops overseas.
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KyrgyzstanAliyat received a loan from Norma to purchase three dairy cows to increase her herd and the sale of organic milk.
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IndonesiaDesi Kurniasih received a loan from Frances and Richard to build a water pump for her family.
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El SalvadorNelson Manfredis received a loan from Ruth (& Marisa) to buy seeds and fertilizers and pay for labor to plant his parcel of land.
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GuatemalaGrupo Chuisanto Vecinas Group received a loan from Ruth (& Marisa) to buy and sell traditional clothing of her region.
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GuatemalaGrupo La Campesina La Paz Group received a loan from Ruth (& Marisa) to buy agricultural supplies for the crops.
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GuatemalaLas Estrellas Group received a loan from Ruth (& Marisa) to buy traditional fabrics and a variety of rhinestones.
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MaliJekabara Group received a loan from Ruth (& Marisa) to buy animals to resell in the goal of earning more for his family.
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Senegal -
MaliDm100575 Group received a loan from Tanya (& Sabrina) buy sheep for later resale and to support the family.
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NicaraguaLa Granjita Group received a loan from Krista buy supplies for making a traditional Nicaraguan food called Tamugas.
Impact Updated Hourly
44
Team Members
$45,170
Amount Funded
1,771
Loans
40.2
Loans per member
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