IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT MEDA TRUST
Dear MEDA Trust supporters,
Thank you for helping the working poor in Afghanistan and Nicaragua find new roads out of poverty through your sponsorship of microloans.
The creation of MEDA Trust in 2006 provided us a great opportunity to offer supporters like you a chance to become closer to MEDA clients. When we designed MEDA Trust, we wanted to help you engage friends, colleagues and family members – to pass along your faith, values and concern for the poor to your children and grandchildren.
Three years ago, we embarked on the Afghanistan Challenge, where donations to our microfinance work in Afghanistan were matched dollar for dollar by the Government of Canada. You may have noticed that we no longer offer Afghan loans on MEDA Trust. That’s because – thanks to your support – we have met our goal to provide loan capital for microfinance in Afghanistan. That work continues through a group of microfinance banks with which MEDA remains closely connected.
With our commitment in Afghanistan now fulfilled, we had an opportunity to review the feasibility of our MEDA Trust initiative, and have decided to dismantle MEDA Trust effective March 31. Until March 31, you can still visit MEDA Trust to view loans, make new loans to Nicaragua and track repayments. Your donations to date will continue to be used by our partner microfinance institutions to fund new loans.
As the world of microfinance has grown beyond loans to offering savings and other financial services that many in the Western world take for granted, MEDA has broadened its areas of expertise to help financial institutions in developing countries meet the growing needs of their customers, ensuring they have continued access to financial services.
The advent of social media is providing new and exciting ways to engage others – so stay tuned for more information on our changing online landscape! Again, thank you for your continuing support, and your commitment to creating business solutions to poverty.
Allan Sauder President
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Who we are:
The Kitchener branch of MSCU.
Why we give:
To share our gifts and resources.
By the numbers...
Total Members: 2
Total lending fund: $15,150.00
Total loans so far: 20
Loans
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Amount Loaned: |
Amount Paid Back: |
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Edmundo Cruz |
$2,325.00 |
$0.00 |
About Client:
Male, Married, lives in Jinotega, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $2,700.00
Sector: Grains
Last Loaned: Oct 11 2011
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Francisco MuÑoz |
$2,000.00 |
$0.00 |
About Client:
Male, Married, lives in Estelí, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $2,200.00
Sector: Mini-mart
Last Loaned: Oct 11 2011
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Juan Carlos Perez |
$925.00 |
$0.00 |
About Client:
Male, Married, lives in Estelí, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $925.00
Sector: Buy & Sell
Last Loaned: Oct 11 2011
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Lillyam Ruiz |
$75.00 |
$0.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married, lives in Leon, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $225.00
Sector: Cattle
Last Loaned: Aug 12 2010
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Alia |
$25.00 |
$24.74 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $200.00
Sector: Processing Business
Last Repayment: Sep 02 2010
Last Loaned: Dec 03 2009
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Zabjan |
$2,000.00 |
$1,998.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $2,000.00
Sector: Vegetable Selling
Last Repayment: Oct 27 2011
Last Loaned: Mar 30 2011
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Hana Gul |
$1,000.00 |
$999.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $1,000.00
Sector: Clothing store
Last Repayment: Oct 27 2011
Last Loaned: Mar 30 2011
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Sherin Gul |
$700.00 |
$699.55 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $700.00
Sector: Vegetable Selling
Last Repayment: Jul 12 2010
Last Loaned: Dec 03 2009
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Taiba |
$25.00 |
$24.99 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $200.00
Sector: Food Shop
Last Repayment: Oct 27 2011
Last Loaned: Mar 30 2011
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Aamina |
$200.00 |
$200.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $200.00
Sector: Transport
Last Repayment: Nov 23 2010
Last Loaned: Dec 03 2009
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Yanette Del Aguilar |
$425.00 |
$425.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married, lives in Managua, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $425.00
Sector: Food/Meals services
Last Repayment: Nov 18 2010
Last Loaned: Aug 12 2010
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Berishna |
$300.00 |
$300.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $300.00
Sector: Tailoring
Last Repayment: Nov 23 2010
Last Loaned: Dec 03 2009
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Bibi Raqiba |
$1,000.00 |
$1,000.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $1,000.00
Sector: Farming
Last Repayment: Nov 18 2010
Last Loaned: Dec 03 2009
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Carlos Espinales |
$550.00 |
$550.00 |
About Client:
Male, Married, lives in Managua, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $550.00
Sector: Mini-mart
Last Repayment: Nov 18 2010
Last Loaned: Aug 12 2010
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Angela Hernandez |
$175.00 |
$175.00 |
About Client:
Female, Single, lives in Managua, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $1,775.00
Sector: Seamstress
Last Repayment: Nov 23 2010
Last Loaned: Aug 12 2010
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Mozhgan |
$600.00 |
$600.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $600.00
Sector: Work Shop
Last Repayment: Jun 16 2010
Last Loaned: Dec 03 2009
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Nekbakht |
$500.00 |
$500.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $600.00
Sector: Carpet Weaving
Last Repayment: Nov 23 2010
Last Loaned: Dec 03 2009
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Cornelia NiÑo |
$100.00 |
$100.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married, lives in Leon, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $1,150.00
Sector: Farming
Last Repayment: Nov 23 2010
Last Loaned: Aug 12 2010
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Gloria Sevilla |
$250.00 |
$250.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married, lives in Leon, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $250.00
Sector: Clothing store
Last Repayment: Jun 20 2011
Last Loaned: Mar 30 2011
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Gloria Nubia Soza |
$1,975.00 |
$1,975.00 |
About Client:
Female, Married, lives in Managua, Nicaragua
Loan Details:
Total Loan: $1,975.00
Sector: Hardware store
Last Repayment: Jun 20 2011
Last Loaned: Mar 30 2011
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