Toolbox for my carpentry/painting business

Mack

Kahawa Wendani, Kenya

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Entrepreneur

Name

Mack

Member since

August 2016

On-time repayments

129 installments • 50%

About Me

I stay in Kahawa Wendani by myself. I am not yet married, but I hope fully God will bless me soon. I was born and raised here. My father was in the army and as a result we stayed at Kahawa Barracks. After my secondary school education, I joined the Nairobi Institute of Technical Studies, where I learnt skills in carpentry and painting. After my course, I started looking for employment, mostly as a casual labourer, mostly doing the odd jobs related to carpentry, and I have managed to sustain myself well. During my free time, I play football and go hiking.

My Business

My business involves working as a casual labourer making wooden things, mostly furniture, and even building fences. I also paint walls and any other item that I may be contracted to. I get jobs from recommendations from other customers and as a result make a living from doing the perfect job for my customers. I currently have a stand within my neighborhood, and I plan to set up a bigger shop soon. With the money I make, I save and the rest takes care of my basic needs.

Loan Proposal

I need an amount of Ksh 19,000 (equivalent to USD $190) so I may buy a tool box for my carpentry and painting work. With these tools, I won't have to hire tools anytime I get a big job; since I'll be having all the tools I need, I will be in a very good position to save and repay my loan well with no stress. Thanks.

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About Me

I stay in Kahawa Wendani by myself am not yet married but hope fully God will bless me soon,I was born and raised here my father was in the army and as a result we stayed at Kahawa Barracks,after my secondary school education I joined Nairobi Institute of Technical studies where I learnt skills in carpentry and painting,after my course I started looking for employment mostly as a casual labourer mostly doing the odd jobs related to carpentry and i have managed to sustain myself well during my free time I play football and going for hiking.

My Business

My business involve working as a casual labour making wooden things mostly furnitures and even building fences,I also paint walls and any other item that I may be contracted to I get jobs from recomendations from other customers and as a result make a living from doing the perfect job to my customers,I currently have a stand withing my neighborhood and I plan to set up a bigger shop soon fro the money I make I save and the rest take care of my basic needs.

Loan Proposal

I need an amount of Ksh19000 equivalent to USD190 so i may buy a tool box for my carpentry and painting work with this tools I won't have to hire tools anytime I get a big job since I'll be having all the tools I need so I will be in a very good position to save and repay my loan well with no stress thanks.

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Emma Jan 22, 2018

I first lent to Mack back in July 2017, he's consistently proven to pay his loans on time, & I would happily lend to him again :-)

He is appreciative, & just generally seems like a lovely optimistic chap with a good head on his shoulders. Also seems to be a hard worker & a good communicator. Definitely has my support.

Good luck with all your future endeavors Mack.
Emma.

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- Mack Feb 1, 2018
  
  Thank you Emma I really appreciate the support may God bless you.
  
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