India
Manora received a loan from Fiber College of Maine
to purchase threads from the market in order to expand her handloom business.
Kiva Lending Team: Fiber College of Maine
- About
- Loans 290
- Members 11
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- Impact
We loan because...
we want to partner with women who are working with textiles to help to bring their families out of poverty.
About us
We are fiber enthusiasts who spin, weave, needle felt, knit, crochet, quilt, rug-hook, make jewelry, create baskets, dye fiber, and enjoy all things fiber-related. We gather each September on the seacoast of Maine for five days of classes, shopping, crafting, and relaxing.
Location: Maine Team website
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Team Activity
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SamoaIlani received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy material, fabric paint, stencils, brushes, rollers, carved wooden designs and a new cutter to make elei fabrics.
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TajikistanMehriniso received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to purchase more fabric and colored thread to develop her business and increase her income.
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MadagascarVerohanitra received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy a variety of fabrics and sewing supplies.
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KenyaMary received a loan from Cheryl to buy fruits and vegetables for her new grocery shop and help this single mother to generate more profits for her family.
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UgandaFarouk received a loan from Cheryl to buy a new engine for his vehicle so that he can resume his activities and educate his children.
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Burkina FasoZanpagpenga Pade Group received a loan from Cheryl to build her business, purchase condiments and beverages, and earn profits to care for her children.
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GuatemalaCotzij Ya Group received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy tee-shirts, bracelets, belts and paints for her silk screen business.
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GuatemalaPasajoc Group received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy a variety of threads, as well as pigs to enlarge her pen.
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PalestineMaryam received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy a sewing machine, yarns, silk, and fabrics for her work.
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PhilippinesAngelic received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy raw material to make new baskets to sell.
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TajikistanMaftuna received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to purchase fabric and coloured threads to expand her embroidery business.
Impact Updated Hourly
11
Team Members
$7,550
Amount Funded
290
Loans
26.4
Loans per member
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