Loan to rent shop for my shoe making business

Esther

Berekum, Ghana

Funds disbursed

$0 to go

100% funded of $130 goal

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Entrepreneur

Name

Esther

Member since

June 2015

On-time repayments

12 installments  •  50%

About Me

Esther Pokuaa Benneh is the name I respond to. I was born in the year 1995, on the 21st February, 1995. I come from Koraaso a suburb of Berekum in the Brony Ahafo Region of Ghana. We are family of five (5) excluding both my father and mother of which three (3) girls and two (2) boys. I am the last among the five offspring.
I completed my basic education at Voice of Deliverance Preparatory Junior High School in Berekum and continued secondary education at Kumasi Girl Senior High School, at Kumasi Regional Capital of Asante Region. After my secondary education I could not pursue to higher level due to financial difficulty so I engaged in shoe making so that at least I can earn something to feed myself and help the family and provide good services to my community as well.
I started designing and making shoe in the year 2013 and now I can make 10 pieces of shoes and 20 pieces of ladies slippers and sandals a day together with my one employee.
I am a member of Jehovah Witness and hold position of usher at Berekum branch. I like singing.

My Business

EPB Design and Shoe Making is small business which was founded by Esther Pokuaa Benneh in the year 2013. The company has operated in Berekum, located on the Alawa Street just beside the walls of Adom Carpentry Shop house number D17/3. It has been in existence for the past 1-2 years working on small scale designs and making shoes, repair, and alteration projects focusing on residential contracting. With the business boom and unemployment rate that is occurring in the community as a result of people eager to wear and the desire to improve overall profit margins, to employ and train more people from the community, and to provide good and cheap services to the people in the community, I have planned to shift its target market from the local clients to the entire community customers. This business plan will lay out my goals and tasks to make this transition successful and create enough market shares for the betterment of the community at large.
I am the sole owner of EPB. It began in 2013 just after my High School Education with one employee but hoping to employed and train more workers all from my community. The business was established to provide ready made Shoes, Slippers and Sandals at affordable prices and for easy access for the people in the community since it was very difficult for the people to afford the once brought in from the city. I started the business with initial capital of 1200 dollars. EPB Design and Shoe Making offers services such as design work, Shoe Making, and Shoe Repairs.
Berekum area is booming this moment, overall business growth during the past two years has averaged approximately 6000 dollars a week. Hoping to be offered this wonderful opportunity to Rent a shop and buy the necessary equipment such smoothing machine, lather and binding materials, which sum up to 4600 dollars? This will help me immensely by increasing my dairy income by 2%.

Loan Proposal

I am fund i will use the loan to rent a small shop in my community which cost 120 dorllas and put all my equipment there and start making the shoes in large quantity in order to reach more customers. I will pay any loan offered with my daily sales. I hope my proposal will be taken into consideration.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$130.00

Date disbursed

Sep 7, 2015

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

6 weeks

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