Hello Zidisha community, I am Tina, a housewife, with 2 (two) children who are currently still studying, as a mother currently still have to finance my two children's education, such as buying books, and providing daily pocket money to go to school, but in the midst of the current global economic difficulties, I have to rack my brains trying my best to finance them. My educational background is junior high school, I was once a teacher at a social education institution and in that part-time I started developing an organic fruit production business in the garden that I have.
I started this business by utilizing the land in the garden around my home by planting fruit trees, such as sapodilla, mango, and water apple. Now I can sell the fruit to the market, and the proceeds are enough to help pay for my children's school fees. This business requires perseverance and various skills to ensure the quality of the fruit is maintained, including superior quality. I already have regular customers who come to my garden every week to buy my fruit products.
Through my second loan application, I'm applying for capital to purchase 10 fruit baskets. The goal of this basket purchase project is to protect the quality of sapodilla fruit from impact and damage, thus avoiding or minimizing losses. These baskets are also part of my long-term investment in selling my sapodilla fruit, as they can be reused, unlike single-use cardboard boxes. Thank you, Zidisha (backer and global entrepreneur).
Selling sapodilla fruit
Hello Zidisha community, I am Tina, a housewife, with 2 (two) children who are currently still studying, as a mother currently still have to finance my two children's education, such as buying books, and providing daily pocket money to go to school, but in the midst of the current global economic difficulties, I have to rack my brains trying my best to finance them. My educational background is junior high school, I was once a teacher at a social education institution and in that part-time I started developing an organic fruit production business in the garden that I have.
I started this business by utilizing the land in the garden around my home by planting fruit trees, such as sapodilla, mango, and water apple. Now I can sell the fruit to the market, and the proceeds are enough to help pay for my children's school fees. This business requires perseverance and various skills to ensure the quality of the fruit is maintained, including superior quality. I already have regular customers who come to my garden every week to buy my fruit products.
Through my second loan application, I'm applying for capital to purchase 10 fruit baskets. The goal of this basket purchase project is to protect the quality of sapodilla fruit from impact and damage, thus avoiding or minimizing losses. These baskets are also part of my long-term investment in selling my sapodilla fruit, as they can be reused, unlike single-use cardboard boxes. Thank you, Zidisha (backer and global entrepreneur).

