A Loan Of $225 Helped To Purchase Sacks Of Charcoal

Entrepreneur Joe Johnson, PhD from Goodfield Bradenton, chose to fund a microloan for Helen, a charcoal saleswoman from the Philippines.
Here is Helen’s Story
Helen
If you visit Calatrava, Negros Occidental in the Philippines,you may come across a married woman, who is also a mother of seven children. She works hard to support her family as she has four children who are in school while the other three are gone. She earns her income by buying and selling charcoal and she wants to expand her business. Her dream is to make and save enough money to help grow her business and send her children to college. She is looking to secure a loan to make all of this possible.
For her loan, she chose to approach the Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation so that she could build her business. Once she received the loan, she was able to purchase more charcoal, and now hopes that she will attain her dream of saving enough money to send her children to college.
She had the loan facilitated by the Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation (NWTF), a non-governmental organization that aims to help women achieve self-sufficiency.From the platform of Kiva and the NWTF, Joe Johnson, PhD (Welfont Joe Johnson) was able to provide full funding for Helen’s loan and she received the 10,000 Philippine Pesos she requested.
If you want to have the same impact on a life, go through www.kiva.org and you will find many people seeking help.

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