books that support The Dahlia Project

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(Cambodia)
A loan of $750 helps to build a bathroom for the family.​

​​Phory's Story​

Phory is 48 years old. She is a widowed mother living with her daughter. She has three children and two children are students. She is a farmer and her daughter is a garment worker. She is making a net income of around USD 13.00 per day. She and her beloved family reside in Prey Veng Province of Cambodia.
Due to a shortage of finances, she is now asking for this loan to build a bathroom for her family. She hopes that this loan will to help her to get a new bathroom to make her family comfortable. In the future she wants to make a small business and build her house. 
Phory send thanks beforehand to all lenders for their support.

This loan is special because:

It helps prevent the spread of disease by providing access to clean drinking water and  sanitation facilities.

(Tbilisi, Georgia)
A loan of $1,300 helps to continue studying towards getting her bachelor's degree.

​​Guliko's Story

Guliko, whose three loan requests have already been raised on Kiva, is very grateful for each lender's participation in her success. The financial support was the main problem in Guliko's life, and without this support she will never get an appropriate education. 
Guliko is a second-year student at Georgian Technical University, in the faculty of Chemical Technologies and Metallurgy. According to her lecturers’ recommendations, Guliko is a very hardworking young woman who will get ahead. She is requesting a student loan in order to pay her tuition fees. After graduation, Guliko hopes to be employed in her profession and succeed in life.

This loan is special because:

It allows low-income students to pursue education and find jobs before repaying.​​

(Kosovo)
A loan of $1,700 helps to purchase sanitary products for bathroom which will enable better housing conditions.

Hamide's  Story

Hamide is 36 years old, married and has four children. She has a positive character and tries hard to provide her family with decent living conditions. 
In order to do so, she has decided to request a Kiva loan which will be used to purchase sanitary products for the bathroom which will enable better housing conditions. 
As such, she is thankful to all of the Kiva lenders for their support!

This loan is special because:

It supports the social and economic well being of low-income families.

(California, United States)
A loan of $15,000 helps a woman-owned local, organic snack food and meal prep company launch its products.

Anjuli's  Story

I've always enjoyed cooking for people. It's the way I show love. It started back when I was just a small child, visiting my dad's family in West Bengal India. My Thakurma (grandma) and her sisters would prepare beautiful, elaborate lunches for the family daily. Watching the 3 sisters cook these extravagant meals stuck with me and showed me the importance of family and food. My dad was taught, he passes his knowledge to me and now it's my turn to share.

Placing greater importance on my health, I began changing the foods I eat. Years ago I started studying nutrients in relation to the human body, and the foods they come from, and I never looked back...and never have I felt better. My love for organic foods & cooking them is only second to my love for family.

This loan is special because:

This loan is special because it will help this entrepreneur upgrade equipment and expand their business.

(Philippines)
A loan of $200 helps to build a sanitary toilet for her family.

Juna's  Story

Juna works hard to support three children. She is married and has a pig-fattening business in the Philippines.
Juna requested a 10,000 PHP loan through NWTF to build a sanitary toilet for her family.
Juna is aware that by having the sanitary toilet, she is reducing health risks to her family and neighbours as well as promoting environmental protection. 

This loan is special because:

It helps protect families who are most vulnerable to waterborne diseases.