El Salvador
Walter Josué received a loan from Medic Matt
to buy vegetables and bread to make and sell sandwiches and breads with chicken. In addition, he will buy a stove to make fast food.
Kiva Lending Team: Episcopal Church in the United States
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We Episcopalians believe in a loving, liberating, and life-giving God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We have a legacy of inclusion, aspiring to tell and exemplify God’s love for every human being. We believe that God loves you – no exceptions.
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El SalvadorÁngel Mauricio received a loan from Medic Matt to buy soft drinks, juice, sports drinks, water, etc. to sell. And also buy a freezer.
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El SalvadorAna Mariela received a loan from Medic Matt to buy beans, tomatoes, chiles, etc to sell. She will also buy tamarinds to sell to her clients.
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El SalvadorSonia Elizabeth received a loan from Medic Matt to buy corn and propane gas in order to continue working in her business of selling tortillas during this season.
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El SalvadorEdwin Osmín received a loan from Medic Matt to buy bags, fertilizers, wire, and other materials to cultivate and sell coffee plants.
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El SalvadorAdiel Aroldo received a loan from Medic Matt to buy a new oven, trays, shortening, flour, and other supplies for making and selling bread.
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El SalvadorManuel De Jesús received a loan from Medic Matt to invest in repairing the corn shelling machine which he uses to offer services.
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El SalvadorJorge Luis received a loan from Medic Matt to buy his own 'nixtamel' [corn] mill in order to provide service in his community.
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UgandaFrank received a loan from St. Mark's to buy more cows to sell and for milk products.
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Kyrgyzstan$1,275 to goLend Now -
Kyrgyzstan$950 to goLend Now -
Kyrgyzstan$1,925 to goLend Now
Impact Updated Hourly
534
Team Members
$1,122,825
Amount Funded
34,170
Loans
64.0
Loans per member
Rankings In Religious Congregations Category
| #9 for New Users (All Time) |
| #10 for New Users (This Month) |
| #8 for Amount Funded (All Time) |
| #10 for Amount Funded (This Month) |
| #7 for Amount Funded (Last Month) |
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