Lendwithcare: Helping Entrepreneurs Work Their Way out of Poverty
Each year I ask my friends and followers to consider supporting the charity Lendwithcare. Run by one of the world’s leading aid and development organisations, Lendwithcare is a revolutionary way for you to help people in the developing world to transform their lives. Lendwithcare brings together entrepreneurs in low-income countries with the people that have […] more…
Lendwithcare: Helping Entrepreneurs Work Their Way out of Poverty
Each year I ask my friends and followers to consider supporting the charity Lendwithcare. Run by one of the world’s leading aid and development organisations, Lendwithcare is a revolutionary way for you to help people in the developing world to transform their lives. Lendwithcare provides entrepreneurs in developing countries with ethical loans to enable them to […] more…
Lendwithcare: Help Entrepreneurs to Work Their Way out of Poverty
Lendwithcare provides entrepreneurs in developing countries with ethical loans to enable them to work their way out of poverty with dignity. The wonderful thing is that, being a loan, the money is repaid, allowing you to help people to help themselves to develop a business and at no cost to the lender. And with interest […] more…
Lend With Care: The Gift of a Loan to Help People Work Their Way out of Poverty
Lendwithcare provides entrepreneurs in developing countries with loans to enable them to work their way out of poverty. The wonderful thing is that, being a loan, the money is repaid, allowing you to help people to help themselves by developing a business and at no cost to the lender, especially given that interest rates remain so […] more…
Lend With Care
This is a really worthwhile cause. You lend money to people in (primarily) third world countries to improve their lives; they repay it in monthly instalments. So, it’s just like putting a sum aside into an account paying zero interest, which is more or less what most banks do. If you can afford to put […] more…
Vanuatu Cyclone Disaster March 2015
Eighteen months ago I enjoyed the privilege of visiting Day Spring School on the island of Tanna in Vanuatu with my partner, who works in international development, together with her colleagues and local education officials. The school is located in a remote part of Tanna; the journey took three hours by 4×4, including over an […] more…