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4 months ago
Microbanker
This is Nasima.
A 33 year old married mother of four who runs a small restaurant where she sells soft drinks, tea, and food. Her first loan of UGX 400,000 was used to expand her soft drink stock and a second loan of UGX 600,000 to improve the restaurant and cover her childrens school fees. Nasima says she is 90% satisfied with her life. Now, she is seeking a new loan to restock supplies and buy materials to prepare fast food like chapatti, eager to further grow her business.

If you would like to donate take a look at our website, 
https://microbanker.com/

This is Nasima.
A 33 year old married mother of four who runs a small restaurant where she sells soft drinks, tea, and food. Her first loan of UGX 400,000 was used to expand her soft drink stock and a second loan of UGX 600,000 to improve the restaurant and cover her children's school fees. Nasima says she is 90% satisfied with her life. Now, she is seeking a new loan to restock supplies and buy materials to prepare fast food like chapatti, eager to further grow her business.

If you would like to donate take a look at our website,
microbanker.com/
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11 months ago
Microbanker
This is Brenda she is married to Salim. They have 2 children.

Brenda sells the nileperch that her husband catches. She lives in MBale.There is no network in this village. Therefore the prices of the fish are communicated via boda-drivers. The bigger the fish, the higher the price. Brenda owns the house, the boat and 3 pigs. She also earns money by selling fuel. She works together with her husband, they are self-employed.
Brenda is an optimistic and happy woman “life is not a bad content” she said.

1st loan, UGX 300.000: 1 pig, fish (stock) and fuel
2nd loan, UGX 500.000: 1 pig, engine for the boat.

If you would like to donate take a look at our website, 
https://microbanker.com/

This is Brenda she is married to Salim. They have 2 children.

Brenda sells the nileperch that her husband catches. She lives in MBale.There is no network in this village. Therefore the prices of the fish are communicated via boda-drivers. The bigger the fish, the higher the price. Brenda owns the house, the boat and 3 pigs. She also earns money by selling fuel. She works together with her husband, they are self-employed.
Brenda is an optimistic and happy woman “life is not a bad content” she said.

1st loan, UGX 300.000: 1 pig, fish (stock) and fuel
2nd loan, UGX 500.000: 1 pig, engine for the boat.

If you would like to donate take a look at our website,
microbanker.com/
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1 years ago
Microbanker
SYPO is a uniquely efficient non-profit. 100% of every donation is used to disburse microcredits to women entrepreneurs in Uganda, and every donation is recycled >11 times. To read how: - https://mailchi.mp/17aa796b60ca/crisis-mode-through-covid-an-update-from-sypo-microbanker-microfinance-nonprofit-in-uganda-9649554

SYPO is a uniquely efficient non-profit. 100% of every donation is used to disburse microcredits to women entrepreneurs in Uganda, and every donation is recycled >11 times. To read how: - mailchi.mp/17aa796b60ca/crisis-mode-through-covid-an-update-from-sypo-microbanker-microfinance-no... ... Show moreShow less

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“Every week at SYPO I worked with the poorest of the poor, and every week I was astonished and inspired by their entrepreneurship and drive.”

Milly Naggayi, former Chief Operating Officer of SYPO Uganda Ltd.

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