A Loan Of $150 Helped A Farmer Purchase Seedlings And Fertilizers In Philippines

Dr. Joe Johnson (Welfont Joe Johnson)funded a loan for Sube, a farmer from the Philippines.
Here is Sube’s Story
Here is Sube_s Story
Sube is a married woman with two children, living in San Juan Pana-on, Philippines. She and her husband are both farmers working hard to support their families over the last fifteen years. She plants banana trees and is now looking to purchase fertilizers and seedlings to improve her yield.
She recently approached the Gata Daku Multi-Purpose Cooperative (GDMPC) seeking a loan of P7,000 to help her improve her yield and expand her business. The funds that she received from the loan went towards the purchase of more banana trees so that she can increase her customer base.
She received her loan from the local Kiva partner, GDMPC. This non-governmental organization works towards empowering people by offering livelihood opportunities as well as other support services. Some of these services include credit, savings, education and various social services.
Dr. Joe Johnson successfully used Kiva’s lending platform and the GDMPC to fully fund Sube’s loan, giving her the chance to continue striving to realize her dream of expanding her farm. The main reason that this partnership works effectively is that everyone involved has the same goal. That is to provide micro finance services to those that need them the most.

Comments

  1. AIB FUNDING.14 March 2020 at 23:48

    I am very grateful to Elegant loan firm for helping me get a $ 600,000 loan with the helping of loan officer Russ Harry, and I will always be grateful. My life has changed, my money has been paid, I now own a business that I used to support my family. I am grateful to you, Mr. Russ, and God bless you. You can contact them for your financial assistance by e-mail: Elegantloanfirm@hotmail.com for your financial assistance.

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