Adelinda, married and a mother of four, joined the Honor Microfinance Program in 2019. She used to work as a manicurist and went from one house to another to service clients. In a good week, she could earn a total of PHP 1,000 (USD 19). Her husband on the other hand is a farmer. After receiving her loan, she was able to build their own store. With this, she is able to stay home and earn PHP 1,000 in just a day. During harvest season, they also sell her husband’s crops in their store.
Adelinda’s store is in a strategic place near a resort, so with the lifting of lockdown restrictions, her business continues to recover. She is grateful to have our support that has allowed her to maintain and even expand the products in her store.
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Lolita smiles brightly as she shows us her stock of clothes to sell. She is one of the members of our microfinance program in the Philippines.
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March 8, 2024, is an eventful day for us and our Manila team as we celebrate 20 new signups to our Honor 1000 Microfinance Program!
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We continue to empower more women through our microfinance program in the Philippines. We opened a new microfinance group in Bayan-Bayanan, one of the barangays in Dinalupihan, Bataan.
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Currently, we have ten mothers attending our microfinance program orientation, where they express their commitment to pay back their loans and grow their businesses.
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Marilyn and her husband are incredibly proud vegetable farmers who work hard to provide for their family of five, including two young children in elementary school.
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Lilibeth smiles brightly beside her food store. Though small in size, this business helped her send her eldest son to college.
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