by Tim | May 10, 2012 | Stories
Over the last two years we have made a number of loans to Quechua women that live in the mountains surrounding Andahuaylas. These loans are made to groups of up to 4 women who will buy small hand tools, seed potatoes, and fertilizer. They plant in the spring and...
by Tim | Dec 8, 2010 | Stories
Adrian Euceda is a carpenter and has used his loan to build up his business. He is married and has six children which range from 7 to 20 years in age. Adrian’s first loan was 5,000 Lempiras ($260) over 4 months. His basic materials are very expensive and he must...
by Tim | Nov 30, 2010 | Stories
Raul, Maria and their 4 daughters – all are HIV positive. They have been attending the church for 3 months and are involved in the HIV support groups. They buy and resell firewood and use their horses to also deliver construction material to work sites. Raul has...
by Tim | Nov 30, 2010 | Stories
Marlen has been attending the church for 10 months. She was forced to leave Tennessee in the US and arrived with no place to live. Six months ago, her son was killed and she now cares for her grandson. Marlen has started a successful business providing basic items for...
by Tim | Nov 30, 2010 | Stories
Daniele lives with her husband and two daughters who are HIV positive. She has been attending the church for 3 years and leading the family to look for God. She also travels 6 hrs to get medicine for her daughters. Daniele started her business by buying and repairing...
