Some of my existing Kiva loans were recently repaid so I had some money in my account. I decided to re-loan that money back out to other borrowers. I also haven’t processed any new Kiva loans for a while so contributed to an additional 5 loans to catch me up. The borrowers are from all over the world, but are all involved in agriculture in some way.
Helping Others
Acts that earn me good karma.
Mixed Kiva Loans
I’d fallen behind a bit in my Kiva loans over the last few weeks. So I just contributed to 7 loans to bring the karma back into balance.
In Honduras a loan for Agriculture, Cattle.
In Kenya a loan for Agriculture, Farming.
In Kenya a loan for Agriculture, Farm Supplies.
In Peru a loan for Agriculture, Animal Sales.
In Peru a loan for Agriculture, Animal Sales.
Kiva loans and Cups
I just contributed to another 5 Kiva loans. It only cost about $30 as the rest I had received back in funds repaid from existing Kiva loans. This morning I also went to the local Vinnies shop and donated a bag full of coffee mugs and tea cups. They lady said that they should be able to sell them in their shop. I hope it helps someone.
Chaldovar, Kyrgyzstan for Agriculture/Cattle
Tajikistan for Agriculture/Farming
Kant, Kyrgyzstan for Agriculture/Livestock
Kiva loans; birds, fruit & veg
I just contributed to another two Kiva loans.
A loan in Chiclayo, Peru for raising birds for sale.
A loan in Yerevan, Armenia for selling fruit and vegetables.
Dropped Visa
I was walking in a shopping centre when a couple walked in front of me, the guy putting items back into this wallet and then into his pocket. While he was walking a card fell out. He didn’t notice. I quickly picked it up and chased after him. I tapped him on his shoulder and told him that he’d dropped his Visa. They were both very appreciative. Good deed done for the day.