Fabiola Cruz Toribio is from San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. She has 2 children. She needs a loan of $375 Buying a sewing machine, fabric and notions to make clothes.
Fabiola Cruz Toribio is from San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. She has 2 children. She needs a loan of $375 Buying a sewing machine, fabric and notions to make clothes.
Fabiola needs a loan to buy a sewing machine, fabric and other things to make and sell clothing.
The money that her husband earns is not enough to give a good life to her family. For this reason Mrs. Fabiola began thinking about a tailoring business, but she does not have a sewing machine. She wants her business to grow and provide work to other people in her town.
Fabiola hopes to have a better life with the loan as she knows that with hard work she will be able to give the opportunity to go to school and better future to her children.
Mrs. Fabiola Cruz lives in San Felipe del Progreso, is married and has 2 children.
Entrepreneurs with specialized skills can apply for a loan in the manufacturing sector. Examples of businesses in the manufacturing sector are making and selling clothes, shoes, machine parts, baskets…the list goes on. These savvy entrepreneurs see the opportunity in their community and, with the help of a loan and their unique talents, can establish their niche. Only 3% of our loans are in the manufacturing sector.
Fabiola Cruz Toribio is from San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. She has 2 children. She needs a loan of $375 Buying a sewing machine, fabric and notions to make clothes.
Home to a primarily ethnic Mazahua population, the community of Najhé is located in a mountainous region in northeastern Mexico State. The climate is sub-humid, but temperatures are typically cool due to the region’s high elevation. Windstorms are common during the early spring, followed by heavy rains in the summer and frost in the winter.
Women in Najhé continue to wear typical Mazahua dress, and some community members uphold traditional artisan practices, producing pottery, woodwork, and crafts made of wool. The primary economic activity is agriculture. Squash, beans, and fruit are grown for consumption, while corn is grown both to eat and to sell.
World Vision’s work in Najhé includes agricultural assistance to improve nutrition and family incomes; vocational training and tutoring sessions; and self-esteem workshops. We are also working to improve health conditions by training volunteers who can educate community members and by providing housing materials that will contribute to better living environments.
Fabiola Cruz Toribio is from San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. She has 2 children. She needs a loan of $375 Buying a sewing machine, fabric and notions to make clothes.
We apologize for the delay in your promised mid-term report. When we reviewed the repayment status of your loan, it became apparent that your mid-term report had somehow slipped through the cracks.
While World Vision has been giving micro loans to the enterprising poor for over 20 years, Micro is a brand-new program. Our field staff has received updated training regarding the importance of prompt reporting back to donors, and you should be receiving an update soon.
Please let me assure you that what happened in this case is not typical of World Vision or Micro. We continue to be committed to providing you and all of our donors with consistent high-quality feedback.
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Mrs. Fabiola Cruz is from San Felipe del Progreso, México. Mrs. Fabiola asked for a loan and she invested this loan in her sewing business. Although she has repaid her loan, the investment in her business did not have good results.
Fabiola tell us that she knows hard work is essential to make things better. She gives thanks to the people who believe in her.
