Offer a Microloan to someone on the Kiva site

of Siem Reap, Cambodia. For a fish-market stall.

of Nigeria for her clothing, sarong, shoe and bag business.

Raquel Mutisse of Mozambique for catering.

Olorunto Busayo of Nigeria for her newstand and Francis Thompson Ileka of Kenya for his metal fabrication business.

Tha is a widow who lives with three of her children in the Kampong Cham province. Since 2005, she has been selling desserts and fruit to earn a living and is able to make about $7.50 US profit every day. She is also supported by her children who are moto-taxi drivers. Ouk Tha is taking out a loan to replace an old and unreliable motorbike for her son. The old one uses a lot of gas and needs many repairs.

to Dennis in Huancayo Peru for Farming and to Zafarjon Turdimatov in Tajikstan for Cattle. I think my Dad would like a Kiva gift certificate for his birthday…

Mabel Osarenkhoe of Nigeria for her Tailoring business.

Had enough Kiva credit to make another loan: to Khadija M. Munir group of Pakistan.

The loan to Margadlena Naluyima has been paid back so I re-lent to another entrepreneur on the Kiva site: Heng Nhen a widow in Cambodia with a weaving business. The loan is to purchase a wooden boat for fishing during the rainy season and some piglets to raise and sell.

of $50 to Veronica Enrique of Peru for constructing a restaurant. The first loan is 33% repaid! I was telling my Dad about this site yesterday – I hope he looks into it1