Fruits for my retail business

Doris

Sunyani, Ghana

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Doris

Member since

October 2016

On-time repayments

79 installments  •  63%

About Me

My name is Doris Gyabea, I hail from Dormaa Ahenkro in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana. I happen to be in the family of Six. I am the the third born. My basic education and secondary education was tough. Since I could not get better grades, I decided to find a job that will help me settle in life. This made me try a lot of works.

I became apprentice for about 3 years and after graduating from catering school, I could not pursue that dream for lack of money to setup my own catering shop. This led me searching for something that could help me better my lot. I was introduced to fruit selling by a friend.

My Business

Selling of fresh fruits is my business. This has been a great help for me and my family, since it brings some income to help take care of my family. I travel to villages in search of Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Tangerine, Avocado pear, Stawberies and several other natural fruits grown in the hinterlands of our region, the Brong Ahafo.

It is said that ''an apple a day keeps the Doctor away'' and I very much believe in that because the nutrients we get from eating fresh fruits are enormous. These keep the body healthy all year round.

Loan Proposal

Fruit selling is very lucrative if the needed capital is available. I wish to apply for a long to help expand my fruit selling business. I can make about $25.00 a week as profit if I can get the needed capital into the business. I wish to apply for a loan of $100.00. I believe that, the lenders of Zidisha will help me realise this dream. Thank you.

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About Me

My name is Doris Gyabea, I hail from Dormaa Ahenkro in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana. I happen to be in the family of Six. I am the the third born. My basic education and secondary education was tough. Since I could not get better grades, I decided to find a job that will help me settle in life. This made me try a lot of works.

I became apprentice for about 3 years and after graduating from catering school, I could not pursue that dream for lack of money to setup my own catering shop. This led me searching for something that could help me better my lot. I was introduced to fruit selling by a friend.

My Business

Selling of fresh fruits is my business. This has been a great help for me and my family, since it brings some income to help take care of my family. I travel to villages in search of Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Tangerine, Avocado pear, Stawberies and several other natural fruits grown in the hinterlands of our region, the Brong Ahafo.

It is said that ''an apple a day keeps the Doctor away'' and I very much believe in that because the nutrients we get from eating fresh fruits are enormous. These keep the body healthy all year round.

Loan Proposal

Fruit selling is very lucrative if the needed capital is available. I wish to apply for a long to help expand my fruit selling business. I can make about $25.00 a week as profit if I can get the needed capital into the business. I wish to apply for a loan of $100.00. I believe that, the lenders of Zidisha will help me realise this dream. Thank you.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$43.00

Date disbursed

May 20, 2017

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

4 months

Lenders

WE

Wendy Emlyn

Devon, United Kingdom

Humble Bundle Community

San Francisco, United States

Hans Moor

Vorden, Netherlands

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

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Summary

Amount repaid

$43.33

Amount remaining

$0.00

Date repaid

Sep 26, 2017

Status

Fully repaid

Repayment History

Expected Payments Actual Payments
May 28, 2017 $2.42 May 28, 2017 $2.42
Jun 4, 2017 $2.42 Jun 4, 2017 $2.42
Jun 11, 2017 $2.42 Jun 15, 2017 $2.42
Jun 18, 2017 $2.42 Jun 19, 2017 $2.42
Jun 25, 2017 $2.42 Jun 25, 2017 $2.42
Jul 2, 2017 $2.42 Jul 9, 2017 $2.42
Jul 9, 2017 $2.42 Jul 9, 2017 $2.42
Jul 16, 2017 $2.42 Jul 19, 2017 $2.42
Jul 23, 2017 $2.42 Jul 24, 2017 $2.42
Jul 30, 2017 $2.42 Aug 3, 2017 $2.42
Aug 6, 2017 $2.42 Aug 14, 2017 $2.42
Aug 13, 2017 $2.42 Aug 20, 2017 $2.42
Aug 20, 2017 $2.42 Aug 20, 2017 $2.42
Aug 27, 2017 $2.42 Sep 3, 2017 $2.42
Sep 3, 2017 $2.42 Sep 3, 2017 $2.42
Sep 10, 2017 $2.42 Sep 20, 2017 $2.42
Sep 17, 2017 $2.42 Sep 20, 2017 $2.42
Sep 24, 2017 $2.18 Sep 26, 2017 $2.18

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