Virkad korg

Det här är den första virkade korgen med handtag men det blir säkert fler. Bomullsgarnet som donerats av Tant Kofta finns det många kilo kvar. Små tygbitar att göra remsor av blir det hela tiden. En är ju lite besatt av att ta tillvara allting som går att ta tillvara.

Fler majlån 2019

Så här många dagar innan den nya månadens återbetalningar trillar in på kontot, var det länge sedan återutlåningen var avklarad. Det känns fint att pengarna kommit i arbete igen. Det känns också fint att vi nu har passerat 90 000 utlånade dollar

Nu önskar vi de nya låntagarna lycka till!

• María Vicenta La Unión, El Salvador  A loan helps to buy farm supplies to cultivate an acre and a half of corn. $25.00

• Jane Kerugoya, Kenya  A loan helps to purchase a gas cylinder and change her old cooking method. $25.00

• Francisca Solola, Guatemala  A loan helps to purchase land to cultivate. $25.00

• Familia Del Cid Group La Esperanza, Intibuca, Honduras  A loan helps to buy fertilizers, supplies, and grain seeds to increase their harvest. $25.00

• Lourdes Manchuria,Limoncito, San Vito, Costa Rica  A loan helps to buy greenhouse materials. $25.00

• Sandra San Ramón, Sabalito, Coto Brus, Costa Rica  A loan helps to buy a coffee seedbed. $25.00

• Maria De Los Angeles La Libertad, Gutierrez Brown, Coto Brus, Puntarenas, Costa Rica  A loan helps to buy coffee seedlings. $25.00

• Maria De Los Angeles La Lucha, Sabalito, Coto Brus, Puntarenas, Costa Rica  A loan helps to buy coffee seedlings. $25.00

• Palmis Eneji Sa Port-au-Prince, Haiti  A loan helps to import clean energy products such as solar lights or improved cookstoves for rural Haiti. $25.00

• Ángelica De Los Ángeles Costa Rica  A loan helps to purchase fabrics for her sewing workshop. $25.00

• Darling Maria Jinotega, Nicaragua  A loan helps to maintain her coffee, pay workers, and purchase supplies. $25.00

• María Cristina Ciudad El Triunfo, El Salvador  A loan helps to buy 20 quintals of fertilizers for her fruit trees, and pay the cost of labor for maintaining the plot of land she cultivates. $25.00

• Flor Cauquense Group Santiago Sacatepéquez, Sacatepéquez, Guatemala  A loan helps to buy high quality thread for her textile business. $25.00

• Hoda Berj Hammoud, Lebanon  A loan helps to buy additional embroidery equipment for her business. $25.00

• Nelli Goravan village, Ararat region, Armenia  A loan helps to purchase fertilizers and medicine for the trees, thus have a prosperous harvest and with proceeds from sales create a better living for her three lovely kids. $25.00

• Joyce Bomet, Kenya  A loan helps a single mom to buy farm inputs such as fertilizer, to enable this borrower with a good credit history to grow more crops and help create hope for her this season. $25.00

• Elizabeth San Francisco, Peru  A loan helps to pay for compost, pruning, and other activities to maintain her land with cacao in order to stock her store and tend to her customers. $25.00

• Maria Isabel El Aguila de Pejibaye, Costa Rica  A loan helps to provide care to the beans. $25.00

• Neybis San José, Costa Rica  A loan helps to purchase supplies for the chili plants, to improve the yield and increase her family's quality of life. $25.00