Congo (DRC)
Nuru Group received a loan from Joel
to stock up with fabric and other sewing materials, which will build up her initial capital.
Kiva Lending Team: Impossible.org
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We loan because...
We want to help people all over the world do the impossible.
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A small group of people living extraordinary lives by doing impossible things.
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KenyaEdinah received a loan from Joel to buy farming inputs, such as high-quality seeds and nutrient-rich fertilizers, which she will use to improve her production.
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SenegalCaurie received a loan from 2 team members this Field Partner support groups of women in Senegal whose livelihoods have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
$250,400 to goLend Now -
CambodiaChamroeun Microfinance received a loan from Joel to provide emergency funds for 800 borrowers to purchase basic necessities and feed their families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
$155,225 to goLend Now -
Burkina FasoAcfime received a loan from Joel support women and farmers in Burkina Faso restart their businesses that have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
$91,975 to goLend Now -
EcuadorVisionfund Ecuador received a loan from Joel this Field Partner support their 50,000 clients that have been impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
$281,550 to goLend Now -
HondurasOdef received a loan from Joel support borrowers in restarting businesses and agricultural production affected by COVID-19.
$291,575 to goLend Now -
Congo (DRC)Uamsho Group received a loan from ashley to acquire a bundle of second-hand clothes, which will support her initial capital.
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UgandaUgafode Microfinance received a loan from Anandhi to invest in technology to serve borrowers remotely and to continue operations including paying staff salaries during the COVID-19 crisis.
$70,800 to goLend Now -
ParaguayKuña Guapa Group received a loan from Daniel to buy meat, baked goods, vegetables, fruits, canned goods, and other items to restock her business.
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KenyaSusan received a loan from Sarah to buy farming inputs such as hybrid seeds and fertilizer to improve her farm's output and make profits to educate her children.
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Palestine
Impact Updated Hourly
99
Team Members
$69,475
Amount Funded
2,582
Loans
26.1
Loans per member
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