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1699 loans
Photo of Nieta Group

Mali

$5,350 helps a member of Nieta Group to buy sacks of peanuts to sell for a profit.

SchoolingRural Exclusion
Photo of Betsabe Group

Mexico

$5,025 helps a member of Betsabe Group to buy supplies for her taco business.

Food Production/SalesParent
Photo of Emmanuel

Palmyra, PA, United States

2x matching by Capital One

$6,500 to Emmanuel helps buy coffee inventory, run marketing campaigns, and get packaging tools for MannoJ Store growth.

Food Production/SalesUS immigrant
Photo of Aneroselyn

Philippines

$200 helps Aneroselyn to buy fishing nets.

FishingParent
Photo of Soukhina

Israel

$3,000 helps Soukhina to invest in a kitchen renovation, including drywall and shelving.

CateringWoman-Owned Business
Photo of Claudia Maria

El Salvador

$1,000 helps Claudia Maria to buy a refrigerator to keep the fruits that she sells in good condition. .

Fruits & VegetablesEco-friendly
Photo of Only Girls 2.0 Group

El Salvador

$1,000 helps a member of Only Girls 2.0 Group to purchase beans, corn, quesillo, and other products to make pupusas.

Food Production/SalesWoman-Owned Business
Photo of Benedicta

Senegal

$1,775 helps Benedicta to buy wines and soft drinks, to formalize her business and build a bar.

PubWoman-Owned Business
Photo of Jayson

Philippines

$125 helps Jayson to buy fish to sell.

Fish SellingSingle
Photo of Josselyn Elizabeth

El Salvador

$800 helps Josselyn Elizabeth to buy fruits and vegetables to sell to her customers.

Fruits & VegetablesWoman-Owned Business
Photo of Bonnie

Nicaragua

$1,375 helps Bonnie to purchase corn, pork, chicken, and cottage cheese, essential supplies for her production.

Food Production/SalesWoman-Owned Business
Photo of Jubaedah

Indonesia

$250 helps Jubaedah to buy more food to expand her business.

ParentUnderfunded Areas

Food

These borrowers are fueling their communities with food (and love) at markets, small grocery stores and restaurants.