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Kiva Lending Team: Vanderbilt University
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- Loans 702
- Members 117
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We loan because...
As part of the Vanderbilt Microfinance Club, we strive to increase the ways we battle poverty by investing in others' success.
With Dr. Muhammad Yunus, a Vanderbilt graduate, as inspiration, we hope to carry on the use of microfinance from the Vanderbilt campus.
“Lasting peace cannot be achieved unless large population groups find ways in which to break out of poverty. Microcredit is one such means."
-- Nobel Peace Prize Committee
About us
Contact: arielle.r.samet@vanderbilt.edu or jordan.s.solomon@vanderbilt.edu
Location: Nashville, TN Team website
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United StatesDouglas received a loan from Steve which helps a minority-owned online ticket business overcome the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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United StatesNicholas received a loan from Steve which helps a vibrant tech startup weather the COVID crisis and provide employment in its community.
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United StatesRosa received a loan from Steve which helps me to buy equipment and improve the operation of my business during COVID-19.
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ParaguayFundación Paraguaya received a loan from Lauren 100 all-women community banks recover from the COVID-19 shutdown.
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RwandaKagugu Twitezimbere Acb Group received a loan from 1 team members to buy more Carrots, Yellow egg plants and tomatoes.
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ColombiaInteractuar received a loan from 1 team members entrepreneurs and internally displaced populations restart their businesses that have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
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RwandaUbumwe Tcb Group received a loan from 1 team members to buy more Women Clothes.
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RwandaTwitezimbere Tcb Group received a loan from 1 team members to buy more Beans.
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PanamaKatherin received a loan from 1 team members to buy inventory for her snacks business and to manufacture home-made face masks, and to use the profits earned to finish building her home.
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RwandaZigama Tcb Group received a loan from 1 team members to buy more sorghum to sell at the market.
Impact Updated Hourly
117
Team Members
$20,475
Amount Funded
702
Loans
6.0
Loans per member
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