Kiva Sponsors
We are proud to be associated with Kiva. Kiva is a non-for-profit organisation that allows everyday people the opportunity to connect with and loan money to unique small businesses in the developing world.
By donating a percentage of our profit to this great cause, we aim to encourage our clients, in their personal and professional life, to becoming further involved.
Throughout the course of the loan (usually 6-12 months), all WordUp clients will receive email journal updates from our sponsored businesses. As loans are repaid, WordUp will re-invest in new businesses from around the world. We look forward to sharing this information.
View our profile and contributions at http://www.kiva.org/lender/wordup
Current loans:
Loan 1:
Location: Aného , Togo
Activity: Food Production and Sales
Loan Amount: $650.00
Loan Use: To acquire a cassava field for making gari
Repayment Term: 12 - 14 months
Status: Raised
Houfongbé AMEKOUDJI is 53 years old, married, the mother of four. Her husband is primarily a carpenter. Despite being illiterate, she is a disciplined manager. Her good experience managing loans need not be demonstrated any further. She is requesting and now received a loan of $650 to acquire a field of cassava plants.
Cassava roots are made into gari, which is widely consumed in the region. This loan, when released, will really benefit her, since she will have a higher income, something that will make a difference in her family’s standard of living.
Loan 2:
Location: Benin City , Nigeria
Activity: Food Market
Loan Amount: $400.00
Loan Use: To buy more provisions for sales
Repayment Term: 8 - 10 months
Status: Raised
I am 38 years old, married with three children; my numerous customers always give me satisfaction," says Mrs. Mabel Imasuen. She will use her loan of USD400 to expand her business.
Loan 3:
Location: Benin City , Nigeria
Activity: Food Market
Loan Amount: $400.00
Loan Use: To buy more food items to sell
Repayment Term: 8 - 10 months
Status: Raised
Partner Rep: EHIGIAMUSOE GODWIN
Mrs. Victoria Osemobor is a 47-year-old woman. She is happily married with six children. She is delighted in engaging in the sale of food items, and is optimistic that her business will improve with the help of her USD400 loan.