Paraguay
Mujeres Emprendedoras Group received a loan from James
to purchase more lingerie for resale.
$1,525 to go
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Kiva Lending Team: Dominican University
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We loan because...
We believe in sustainable business and in the human spirit.
About us
We are the students, alumni, faculty, staff, friends and community of Dominican University in River Forest, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. We work together with Dominican University's Brennan School of Business, Center for Global Peace through Commerce, and Net Impact student group.
Location: River Forest, IL Team website
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Congo (DRC)Asifiwe Group received a loan from James to buy caustic soda, sulfate, neutralizer and colorants for making soap, which will strengthen her capital.
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GuatemalaFlor De Tuluche Group received a loan from James to buy a variety of traditional skirts that are in fashion.
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GuatemalaTejedoras De Kanaquil Group received a loan from James to buy more chickens, pigs and feed for them.
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GuatemalaMujeres De Chiorno Group received a loan from James to buy baby chicks, feed, and building materials for a new chicken coop.
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ParaguayKuña Guapa Group received a loan from James to buy laundry detergents, softeners and perfumes for clothing.
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PeruEl Grupo Solidario De Alao Group received a loan from James to purchase chickens and do maintenance on her cacao and bean crops in order to provide her customers with better service.
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GuatemalaMujeres De Buena Vista Group received a loan from James to buy baby chicks, pigs and feed for them.
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El SalvadorMaría De Los Ángeles received a loan from 1 team members to purchase cookies, perfumes, corn, beans, sugar, etc. to sell.
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VietnamNa Tau 39 Group received a loan from Lowell Morrison buy a baby buffalo.
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United StatesKelvin received a loan from Lowell Morrison which helps a veteran and black-owned barbecue business survive the COVID crisis.
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RwandaTwitezimbere Tcb Group received a loan from Lowell Morrison to buy more salt, cooking oil and sugar to sell.
Impact Updated Hourly
130
Team Members
$184,400
Amount Funded
6,712
Loans
51.6
Loans per member
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