Some cool small business loan images:
Yanna Thomas and her son Mphatso
Image by Trocaire
Yanna Thomas and her son mphatso.
Yanna Thomas from Lole village, Chikwawa, Malawi, set up her beans and pea selling business with the help of a loan and training from Trócaire partner CADECOM.
This year the Corporate Global Gift of a Business Kit give a chance to your business to help start another.
Your gift will provide small loans and training, allowing families to start up their own small businesses.
Not only will this generate money to buy life-saving essentials and pay for education but it will also help to create much needed employment and hope for entire communities.
This invaluable gift is a real investment in the future of some of the world’s poorest people, and the first step to self-sufficiency.
Photo: Alan Whelan/Trócaire.
Mary Thole
Image by Trocaire
Mary Thole, from Lole village, Chikwawa, Malawi, pictured here with daughers Prisca and Thokozani. Mary set up her second hand clothes business with the help of a loan and training from Trócaire partner CADECOM.
This year the Corporate Global Gift of a Business Kit give a chance to your business to help start another.
Your gift will provide small loans and training, allowing families to start up their own small businesses.
Not only will this generate money to buy life-saving essentials and pay for education but it will also help to create much needed employment and hope for entire communities.
This invaluable gift is a real investment in the future of some of the world’s poorest people, and the first step to self-sufficiency.
Photo: Alan Whelan/Trócaire.
Mary Thole
Image by Trocaire
Mary Thole, from Lole village, Chikwawa, Malawi, pictured here with daughters Prisca and Thokozani. Mary set up her second hand clothes business with the help of a loan and training from Trócaire partner CADECOM.
This year the Corporate Global Gift of a Business Kit give a chance to your business to help start another.
Your gift will provide small loans and training, allowing families to start up their own small businesses.
Not only will this generate money to buy life-saving essentials and pay for education but it will also help to create much needed employment and hope for entire communities.
This invaluable gift is a real investment in the future of some of the world’s poorest people, and the first step to self-sufficiency.
Photo: Alan Whelan/Trócaire.
