Senegal
05-Fatou Niah Group received a loan from Astrig
to buy sheep.
Kiva Lending Team: Fiber College of Maine
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- Loans 329
- Members 10
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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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Tonga'ana received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy pandanus in order to weave more taovala.
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ColombiaLuz Marina received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to invest into buying fabric and flannels for shirts, embossing, thread, yarn, oil, and needles.
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ParaguayNueva Esperanza Group received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to refinance her debt and to purchase paints, fabrics, and other products.
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ColombiaDainyl Giseth received a loan from Fiber College of Maine waterproof materials, acrylic bezels for caps with protection, elastics, fabrics and other accessories for masks and caps.
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TongaKaufononga received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy pandanus for her weaving business.
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ParaguayTujukua Group received a loan from Fiber College of Maine to buy thread, racks, fabric and other products.
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TongaSinisa received a loan from Astrig to buy mulberry for her tapa-making business and also raw materials for her handicraft business.
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HondurasOdef received a loan from Laurin support borrowers in restarting businesses and agricultural production affected by COVID-19.
Impact Updated Hourly
10
Team Members
$8,750
Amount Funded
329
Loans
32.9
Loans per member
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