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Entrepreneurs
Business owners of bakeries and corner stores borrower and steward loans to invest in and grow their business.
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$2-4/day
The poorest of the poor typically earn between $2-4/day. Our services are provided to the most vulnerable and marginalized.
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Families
Small loans help improve schools, homes, and businesses which provide for the family. Our products impact women, men and children.
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Women
As they are the primary caretakers of the home and family, 84% of our Associates are women.
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Dominican
With over 40% of the population living below the poverty line, our commitment is to those desiring resources for flourishing.
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Haitian
Earning the lowest living wages throughout the country, Haitians make up 48% of our borrowers.