Elda Adelinda received a loan from Peggy to purchase chickens and also concentrated feed and vitamins for them. That way, when she sells them, she will have earnings for her daughters since she is a single mother.

Martha Alicia received a loan from Peggy to buy corn and firewood for making and selling tortillas.

Iris Jacquellin received a loan from Peggy to buy fertilizers for her corn crops and pay land rental, so that with the profits she will be able to come out ahead as a single mother.

Radiante Group received a loan from Peggy to buy beads, thread and needles to make flip-flops, as well as household utensils to sell.

Paz received a loan from Peggy buy corn and firewood wholesale so she will pay a lower cost and can increase the production of tortillas.

Nasiba received a loan from Peggy to buy a computerized sewing machine to modernize her sewing process and make more dresses faster.

Faith received a loan from Peggy to buy dairy feeds for increased milk production and increased income to provide food, clothing and medical care for her family, as well as paying school fees for her child.

Relam received a loan from Peggy to expand animal husbandry business by purchasing goats.

Marta Alicia received a loan from Peggy feed for chickens and pigs in addition to other materials needed for the farm.

Darie Helene received a loan from Peggy to buy ingredients for her little restaurant: rice, fish, chicken, bulk quantities of condiments, and a few drinks.

Charity received a loan from Peggy to purchase an overlock sewing machine to use in her business.

Waldina Aritzai received a loan from Peggy waldina purchase a Solar Energy system to use in the grocery store she is starting.