La Charité Group received a loan from Survival Chic to stock up with 20 pairs of shoes to sell.

Kazi Ni Mali Group received a loan from Survival Chic to stock up on skirts, leotards, chemisettes, and pants to sell.

Paradiso Group received a loan from Survival Chic to purchase three boxes of soap and 20 kg of beans in order to bolster their stock, as well as pay for transportation costs.

Les Oliviers Group received a loan from Survival Chic to purchase fishing supplies.

Mwisha Group received a loan from Survival Chic to buy eggplants, amaranths, cassava leaves, cabbages, and peanuts.

Ruth Maria received a loan from Survival Chic to buy rice, pork, chicken, beef, cups, trays, pots and more.

Kuña Mbarete Group received a loan from Survival Chic to buy vegetables, baked goods, meats, pasta, sugar, herbs, dairy and other products.

Mungu Atujaliye Group received a loan from Survival Chic to stock and sell more rolls of electrical cable, switches, plugs, and sockets, etc.

Nehemia Group received a loan from Survival Chic to stock up with 10 items of clothing made of 'pagne' cloth to resell.

Wajuhudi Group received a loan from Survival Chic to stock up on beauty lotions.

Uzima Group received a loan from Survival Chic to buy four sacks of fish fry and to pay for transport.

Jennifer Giomayra received a loan from Survival Chic to buy oil, cheeses, sausages, noodles, sodas, water, etc.