Tum's Group received a loan from Nicole & Grant to buy a water filter to provide safe drinking water for their family.

Anna received a loan from Mary to purchase more lappers (traditional cloth) to sell.

Nada received a loan from Mary to buy groceries to stock her grocery store to increase her sales to improve her income.

Edna received a loan from Mary to buy items to sell like shirts, pants, etc.

Ogochukwu received a loan from Mary to process and store palm oil.

Mahbubakhon received a loan from Mary to buy dried fruits and start a new business in order to improve her living conditions.

Erlinda received a loan from Mary to buy materials like a toilet bowl, lumber, a light, a switch, labor fees, nails and steel bars.

Erlinda received a loan from Mary to buy more groceries to sell.

Wenniebeth received a loan from Mary to purchase fishing materials like fishing net, and materials for pump boat renovation like plywood and paint, and to pay labor fees.

Filipinas received a loan from Mary to buy commodities such as canned goods, noodles, spices, eggs, cooking oil, sugar, powdered drinks, chips, candies, bread, laundry soap, toiletries, a fishing net and dried fish.

Taunese received a loan from Mary to buy Samoan carved Cava bowls, Samoan made earrings, elei printed material and Samoan woven hand bags.

Pesio received a loan from Mary to buy sandwiches, pies, donuts, snacks, coffee, a large boiler and soft drinks.