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Loveline Mankaa, Cameroon
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Cassava Farming business
Loveline Mankaa has been
abandoned by her husband with four
children. Her families life-line now is
Cassava. She is a very hardworking
lady, but needs some capital to finance
her cassava farming business....
She is desperately counting on your
support...
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Loan amount needed
150 US dollars
Repayment term: 12 -18 months
Risk: ARA guarantees repayment
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Please Lend to Loveline
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Amount already loaned: $160
Lenders/Donors:
1. Thomas Winningham
Oviedo, Florida
Amount: $50
2. William Cole
Orlando, Florida
Amount: $60
3. Susan Winningham
Tullahoma, TN
Amount: 50
Still need lender(s) for Amount
remaining: $0
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NCHUM Handicap and Blind group
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Farming and Petit-trading
The NCHUM Handicap and Blind
group, a registered common initiative
group, is requesting a loan support for
them to start a farming business (pig
and Ginger) farming and Petit Trading
business (selling self-made OMO
soap, and crafts). ARA has agreed to
help market their products through the
ARA Marketplace.
This is a very dynamic group of women
and men. Some are blind but have
hands and skill for craft and soap
making. Some have lost limbs but can
still care for a pig. They took the
initiative to for, a group... They are
expectantly happy as they await support
from a person of goodwill...
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Loan amount needed
400 US dollars
Repayment term: 12 -18 months
Risk: ARA guarantees repayment
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Lend to Nchum group
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Amount provided already: $200
Lenders/Donors:
1. Anon
Amount: $200
Still need lender(s) for Amount
remaining: $200
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Vivian Lum, Bafut Cameroon
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Cassava Farming
Vivian Lum is appealing for a loan to
help finance her cassava farming
business. Needs the businesss to
support her family.
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Loan amount needed
150 US dollars
Repayment term: 12 -18 months
Risk: ARA guarantees repayment
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Lend toVivian Lum
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Amount provided already: $0
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Janet Ngum: Petit-trading
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Petit-trading
Janet Ngum is a stigmatized epileptic
in Ntabuweh village. She has been
inspired by another successful
epileptic entrepreneur to request for a
loan that would help her buy her
medication and send her only child
(with no father) to school.
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Loan amount: 100 US dollars
Repayment term: 12 months
Risk: ARA guarantees repayment
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Lend to Janet
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Secure Paypal
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Amount provide already:
1. Odette Fombu
Amount: $40
Baltimore, Maryland
2. Kenneth Numfor
Amount: $60
Princeton NJ
still need lender(s) for Amount
remaining: $0
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Pig farming
Mary and her husband make a plea for
a loan. Life is hard meeting up with the
needs of their kids.
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Loan amount: 100 US dollars
Repayment term: 13 months
Risk: ARA guarantees
repayment
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Lend to Mary
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Secure Paypal
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Amount provide already:
1. Yvonne Niba
Amount: 50
Canada
still need lender(s) for Amount
remaining: $50
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Christina Bih; Poultry Farming and firewood business
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Poultry farming
Christina is requesting for a loan for
poultry farming. She has been
abadoned by her husband and she
has 2 grand children to raise.
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Loan amount: 100 US dollars
Repayment term: 10-12 months
Risk: ARA guarantees repayment
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Lend to Christina
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Secure Paypal
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still need lender(s) for Amount
remaining: $0
Amount provide already:
1. Bridget Asana
Amount: 100
Maryland
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