Fund 43 microloans through Kiva.org

I’ve started implementing the sorting add-on applying a list of religious micro lending partners so I can avoid them. I do not want to support mission work so I am choosing secular micro lending partners.
Anyway, this loan goes to a group on Cambodia.

This is for a group of people in Bolivia, the Reina de la Paz group
This loan request is about to expire in a few hours and about $325 are still needed!!!

Please note, 43ers: The default view of Kiva.org does not show the loan requests about to expire, the default view shows loan requests by popularity, so if you want to help those waiting the longest, change the setting in the drop-down menu on the right side of the screen.

Counts for the 43 team again.
It’s for the “PRIMAVERA II Group” in El Alto, Bolivia. Good luck, ladies!

Taiwo Ogunjimi sells body cream, fruit and drinks in Ibadan, Nigeria

Caciana in Lima, Peru makes jewellery!

I’ve checked my Kiva account an found that there was enough money paid back to fund two new 25$ loans. So I funded the loans for Alhaji Ibrahim, a 70-year-old in Ghana who has a business on a food market and Nubia del Socorro Mendieta Baltodano, a lady in Nicaragua who sells matresses.

Victoria Cutipa Huisa is receiving a loan from me. She lives in Peru and works in agriculture. This loan is my first loan for the 43things team on Kiva.org.

In consideration of the Gaza situation I decided to help somebody in south Lebanon. So Haysam, who works in construction, gets a loan.
I also like to support people who do their own agriculture and Menzelakhon Normuratova is doing just that: raising cattle.

Another 30 loans to go! Here is Faapopo, an inspiring 68-year old who makes ice-cakes. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm, ice-cakes!!!

is for the Chuquisaca Group in Bolivia.
These women kick ass.
Carla has a neighbourhood store, Nicole sells beauty products, Victoria sells food, Neneth has an ENTEL branch (telecommunications company), Magali is a teacher, Catalina is a seamstress, Jessica sells spare parts, Leydi sells potatoes, Tania sells fitness equipment, Carlos is a courier, Vanesa sells footwear, Ana makes sweaters, Juana sells hamburgers.