United States
Ross received a loan from Marty
which helps seniors & physically challenged be strong & pain-free, by expanding location & exercise equipment.
Kiva Lending Team: Cisco - Bridge the Poverty Gap
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- Loans 295
- Members 102
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We loan because...
We believe that every person deserves the opportunity to follow their dreams. Cisco is committed to positively impacting 1 billion people by 2025, and doing our part to eradicate extreme poverty. In partnership with Kiva, we will Be the Bridge to a brighter future and create opportunity for people around the world.
About us
Cisco is the bridge between what is hoped for and what is possible. Through our people and our technology, we are connecting people to a better future.
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United StatesMarie received a loan from Carolyn which helps us grow our successful 6-year vegan pop-up into a brick and mortar.
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United StatesJulie received a loan from Carolyn which helps a Hispanic women-owned business overcome the challenges posed by the COVID-19 crisis.
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ZambiaWid Energy received a loan from Adrienne to purchase solar home systems that will be financed for rural customers in Zambia.
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UgandaFillimon received a loan from 1 team members to restock his shop with large quantities of inventory to build his customer base and increase sales.
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Costa RicaEdesa received a loan from 1 team members to resume operations and serve borrowers whose livelihoods have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis in Costa Rica.
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GuatemalaFriendship Bridge received a loan from 2 team members this Field Partner use technology to reach Guatemala women to provide loans, education, and health services during the crisis.
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ParaguayMujeres Emprendedoras Group received a loan from Sukhman to purchase beef, chicken, ham, cheese, eggs, canned goods, seasonings, and other products.
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SenegalCaurie received a loan from Adelle this Field Partner support groups of women in Senegal whose livelihoods have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
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PalestineBahaa Al Deen received a loan from Stefien to buy machines and tools that are needed for his work.
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SenegalAvec Jam Kodienguina Group received a loan from Nguyen Vu Thien Nga to buy sheep to fatten for resale.
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Burkina FasoHassanatou received a loan from Nguyen Vu Thien Nga to buy five boxes of chicks and complete food and to save to take good care of her family.
Impact Updated Hourly
102
Team Members
$8,200
Amount Funded
295
Loans
2.9
Loans per member
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