Arts loans

With your support, artisans can buy more materials, grow their businesses and preserve local traditions.

Veisinia

Tonga

A loan of $550 helps to buy pandanus [raw materials from plants] for her weaving business. Read more

$150 to go

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Wainise

Fiji

A loan of $1,000 helps to set-up a handicraft stall. Read more

$175 to go

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Pozo Del Niño Group

Guatemala

A loan of $2,575 helps a member to buy pearls and accessories to make and sell veils. Read more

$975 to go

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'eva

Tonga

A loan of $450 helps to buy pandanus for her weaving business. Read more

$450 to go

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Mandarinas De Ilom Group

Guatemala

A loan of $2,900 helps a member buy more thread and inventory for her convenience store. Read more

$700 to go

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Maimounata

Burkina Faso

A loan of $1,800 helps to buy 7 balls of weaving thread and some dye in order to sew quality traditional "pagnes" (traditional cloth wraps) and to save to take care of her children. Read more

$1,625 to go

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Faatamala

Samoa

A loan of $1,050 helps to buy rolling materials, paint colors, paint brushes, elei designs, containers, and a printing machine. Read more

$975 to go

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Temalisi

Tonga

A loan of $450 helps to buy pandanus for her weaving business. Read more

$200 to go

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Fusi

Tonga

A loan of $850 helps to buy pandanus and weaving tools for her weaving business. Read more

$650 to go

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Cerila

Philippines

A loan of $625 helps to buy items like clay and other supplies needed in her business. Read more

$225 to go

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Rushadije

Kosovo

A loan of $2,350 helps to purchase some fabric, thread, and other decorations she needs to make embroidery. Read more

$300 to go

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Teresa

Timor-Leste

A loan of $600 helps to buy yarn for her weaving business. Read more

$600 to go

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