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Entrepreneur  Welfont Joe Johnson , PhD from Welfont Group chose to fund a microloan to Gloria Edith, a hardworking woman in El Salvador. Here is Gloria Edith’s Story When you are in El Salvador, you may meet a hardworking woman named Gloria Edith. At the age of 60 years old, she is now living with her sister and her two nieces in a house that they own. She has been working hard over the years as a housekeeper, a profession that she has grown to cherish the older she gets. She really does enjoy what she does. However, she is now looking to get access to a loan to help repair the roof of her home. She has been covering the roof with plastics, but these have not been adequate during the rains when there are water leaks. She is looking for a loan to buy galvanized metal sheets, wood, metal rain gutters and nails for the roof repair. Gloria reached out to Apoyo Integral to get a loan that would make it possible for her to make the necessary repairs on her home. Her loan was...

Philanthropist  Welfont  from Goodfield Tampa fully funded a microloan for Nayuma, a general store owner from the Philippines. Here is Nayuma’s Story If you are in La Carlota, Negros Occidental in the Philippines, you will find Nayuma hard at work running a general store where she gets income to help her family. She is 46 years of age and is married with four children, and of her children, only one is in school. For the past four years she has been selling a variety of items including snack foods, canned goods and other groceries. So that she can increase the amount of groceries in her shop, she is looking for a loan to get more stock. Her long-term dream is earning enough money to send her children to college. She recently decided to approach  Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation  for a loan of 13,000 PHP. The funds she would receive would go towards buying more groceries for her to sell in her store. Her loan was locally disbursed by the Negros Women for ...