Kiva Zip is a non-profit that makes 0% interest loans to small business owners throughout the United States. 2015 was a great year for our program -- here's why...
This document provides an overview of the Kiva Zip loan process in 18 slides. It explains that Kiva Zip offers 0% interest loans to small businesses that have difficulty accessing capital from traditional lenders. Applicants submit an application that is reviewed by Kiva Zip. If approved, applicants have 15 days to raise funds from their personal network, then 45 days to raise the full amount publicly. Once fully funded, the loan is disbursed and repaid over 6-36 months. Maintaining communication with lenders during the repayment period is encouraged. The timeline for a successful applicant can be as short as 7 weeks.
This presentation provides an introduction to Kiva (www.kiva.org). It describes what Kiva is, where it fits in the field of microfinance, and how to use it. It's a great tool for spreading the word about Kiva!
The document provides an annual review and summary of Kiva Zip's accomplishments in 2014. It discusses how Kiva Zip empowered over 33,000 lenders to provide $2.7 million in loans to 574 small business owners. It highlights success stories from borrowers like restaurants, florists, and bakers. Kiva Zip made its 1,000th loan in 2014 and has provided over $5 million in zero-interest loans with $0 in fees. The review summarizes the launch of new Kiva City programs and improving repayment rates from partnerships and social underwriting innovations. It thanks all contributors for helping climb the mountain together.
This document summarizes Kiva Zip, which provides 0% interest loans to small businesses through online crowdfunding. It discusses how Kiva Zip builds on the success of Kiva.org by focusing on US micro-entrepreneurs. Loans are funded through online lenders and facilitated by local "Trustees" who vet applicants and provide support. The process for Trustees to identify worthy borrowers and endorse them on the Kiva Zip platform is described in detail. Examples of successful borrowers and trustee partnerships are also provided.
Kiva Zip: Serving Zero Interest Loans to Beginner FarmersKivaZip
Kiva Zip provides 0% interest loans through online crowdfunding to help small and beginning businesses that have difficulty obtaining traditional financing. It has funded over $1 million in loans every 2.5 days. Kiva Zip loans target those who are "beginning" with little track record, "small" businesses with loans too small for most lenders, and borrowers with "strong social ties" who are endorsed by community organizations. The loans are qualified based on the borrower's character and competence rather than credit scores. Community organizations that endorse eligible borrowers play a crucial role as "trustees" by identifying worthy borrowers and supporting them.
Kiva is a non-profit organization that enables crowd-funded personal loans to borrowers around the world. Through its Kiva Zip program in the US, it provides loans to small businesses that may not qualify for traditional loans. The document discusses Kiva Zip's goal of expanding access to capital through social underwriting that evaluates borrowers' character and networks rather than just financial metrics. It encourages readers to become Trustees who can recommend eligible small business owners in their communities for Kiva Zip loans. Trustees are asked to evaluate borrowers' character, business, and social impact but have no financial liability. The program offers 0% interest loans up to $5,000 or $25,000 that are funded and communicated through Kiva
KIVA Zip-2012 Presentation Given by Casey Botticello of the Philadelphia Depa...Casey Botticello
This presentation was given to our non-profit explaining how we could become a trustee and help make Philly a "Kiva City" and help small businesses that we already interacted with, and knew were in need of small loans. Philadelphia is now a Kiva City but we wanted to encourage other non profits and community organizations to continue to get involved. This quick overview was provided by Casey Botticello, the President of University City Empowerment Coalition (UCEC) and volunteer at the Department of Commerce.
Thank you to Casey Botticello, Sylvie Gallier Howard (Deputy Chief of Staff at Office of the Deputy Mayor of Economic Development and Director of Commerce in Philadelphia), and Kiva for taking the time to explain this program to us!
Kiva Zip is a non-profit that makes 0% interest loans to small business owners throughout the United States. 2015 was a great year for our program -- here's why...
This document provides an overview of the Kiva Zip loan process in 18 slides. It explains that Kiva Zip offers 0% interest loans to small businesses that have difficulty accessing capital from traditional lenders. Applicants submit an application that is reviewed by Kiva Zip. If approved, applicants have 15 days to raise funds from their personal network, then 45 days to raise the full amount publicly. Once fully funded, the loan is disbursed and repaid over 6-36 months. Maintaining communication with lenders during the repayment period is encouraged. The timeline for a successful applicant can be as short as 7 weeks.
This presentation provides an introduction to Kiva (www.kiva.org). It describes what Kiva is, where it fits in the field of microfinance, and how to use it. It's a great tool for spreading the word about Kiva!
The document provides an annual review and summary of Kiva Zip's accomplishments in 2014. It discusses how Kiva Zip empowered over 33,000 lenders to provide $2.7 million in loans to 574 small business owners. It highlights success stories from borrowers like restaurants, florists, and bakers. Kiva Zip made its 1,000th loan in 2014 and has provided over $5 million in zero-interest loans with $0 in fees. The review summarizes the launch of new Kiva City programs and improving repayment rates from partnerships and social underwriting innovations. It thanks all contributors for helping climb the mountain together.
This document summarizes Kiva Zip, which provides 0% interest loans to small businesses through online crowdfunding. It discusses how Kiva Zip builds on the success of Kiva.org by focusing on US micro-entrepreneurs. Loans are funded through online lenders and facilitated by local "Trustees" who vet applicants and provide support. The process for Trustees to identify worthy borrowers and endorse them on the Kiva Zip platform is described in detail. Examples of successful borrowers and trustee partnerships are also provided.
Kiva Zip: Serving Zero Interest Loans to Beginner FarmersKivaZip
Kiva Zip provides 0% interest loans through online crowdfunding to help small and beginning businesses that have difficulty obtaining traditional financing. It has funded over $1 million in loans every 2.5 days. Kiva Zip loans target those who are "beginning" with little track record, "small" businesses with loans too small for most lenders, and borrowers with "strong social ties" who are endorsed by community organizations. The loans are qualified based on the borrower's character and competence rather than credit scores. Community organizations that endorse eligible borrowers play a crucial role as "trustees" by identifying worthy borrowers and supporting them.
Kiva is a non-profit organization that enables crowd-funded personal loans to borrowers around the world. Through its Kiva Zip program in the US, it provides loans to small businesses that may not qualify for traditional loans. The document discusses Kiva Zip's goal of expanding access to capital through social underwriting that evaluates borrowers' character and networks rather than just financial metrics. It encourages readers to become Trustees who can recommend eligible small business owners in their communities for Kiva Zip loans. Trustees are asked to evaluate borrowers' character, business, and social impact but have no financial liability. The program offers 0% interest loans up to $5,000 or $25,000 that are funded and communicated through Kiva
KIVA Zip-2012 Presentation Given by Casey Botticello of the Philadelphia Depa...Casey Botticello
This presentation was given to our non-profit explaining how we could become a trustee and help make Philly a "Kiva City" and help small businesses that we already interacted with, and knew were in need of small loans. Philadelphia is now a Kiva City but we wanted to encourage other non profits and community organizations to continue to get involved. This quick overview was provided by Casey Botticello, the President of University City Empowerment Coalition (UCEC) and volunteer at the Department of Commerce.
Thank you to Casey Botticello, Sylvie Gallier Howard (Deputy Chief of Staff at Office of the Deputy Mayor of Economic Development and Director of Commerce in Philadelphia), and Kiva for taking the time to explain this program to us!
Grants are always an in demand commodity. Everyone loves the idea of being able to receive funds to further a mission or program without having to repay those funds. This eagerness is often taken advantage of by individuals and companies who range from slightly unethical to those who are blatantly dishonest and deceitful.
This document provides information on several financial institution marketing campaigns and promotions:
- A California credit union generated over 200 new members and $1 million in new loans through a referral program offering $50 to members and $100 to referred members who set up direct deposit.
- A Tennessee credit union more than doubled their monthly electronic statement enrollments from 20-30 to 119 in July and 99 in August through a promotion offering a $100 gift card for signing up.
- Additional stories provide examples of product branding, social media campaigns, and mobile banking promotions at other institutions.
This document discusses how Andrew Adams uses Zillow to generate leads for his mortgage business. It provides details on Andrew's approach: he reads Zillow forums for 30 minutes daily, identifies relevant threads to follow, responds quickly to provide value, and uses this engagement to convert leads into clients. The document outlines Andrew's lead generation checklist and sales process, and emphasizes delivering obvious value to win business. It promotes trying Andrew's approach to generate weekly calls from engaged clients.
This document provides an overview of a fundraising workshop. It begins with introductions and workshop rules. The topics to be covered include elements of fundraising success, sharing experiences, and a question and answer session. A quiz is provided to assess fundraising preparedness. The presenter discusses the current economic climate and challenges faced by nonprofits. Successful fundraising requires connecting to donors' dreams, providing excellent donor care, inspiring others to fundraise, being fearless, investing in fundamentals, believing in abundance, valuing networks, and overcoming personal limitations that can inhibit goals. Participants are asked to reflect on what they are unwilling to give up to achieve their deepest organizational desires.
An Inside Look at Firespring’s Nonprofit WebsitesFirespring
Finding the best nonprofit website and online tools can be daunting. We often end up juggling multiple platforms, working harder to achieve less. Wouldn’t it be better if you had just one effective nonprofit fundraising website with a content management system that does it all?
Learn how to master your online presence and leverage the power of your nonprofit website. Join us for insight into technology trends and best practices, plus see firsthand why Firespring offers the best nonprofit websites.
Download these slides about nonprofit websites and discover:
•Why nonprofits struggle with their web presence.
•The ABCs of creating a killer nonprofit website.
•An inside look at how the content management system and tools work.
•Answers to your questions during live Q&A.
Watch the free, on-demand webinar: https://www.firespring.com/firesprings-nonprofit-websites/?utm_source=SlideShare&utm_medium=Slides&utm_campaign=Nonprofit_Websites&utm_content=07102019
Article edited - 12 steps to get your organization to tomorrowFerris Corp
The 12-step document outlines strategies for nonprofit organizations to strengthen fundraising efforts in light of declining donor rates and increasing costs. The key steps are to focus on donor retention, increase their giving to the organization over other causes, conduct research on donors, test messaging and tactics, engage loyal donors and recruit donors to promote the organization's mission. The document emphasizes the importance of stewardship activities that show donors the impact of their contributions.
How to Raise 25% More from the Right Funders in 2022 and BeyondBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
The fundraising landscape is changing rapidly and the way funders want to work with nonprofits is too. Mallory Erickson will help you start your 2022 off fundraising in the right way.
This week, we distill insights around Barclaycard Ring– a credit card whose policies, fees and rewards are co-created by card members.
100+ thinkers and planners within MSLGROUP share and discuss inspiring projects on social data, crowdsourcing, storytelling and citizenship on the MSLGROUP Insights Network.
Every week, we pick up one project and do a deep dive into conversations around it -- on the MSLGROUP Insights Network itself but also on the broader social web -- to distill insights and foresights. We share these insights with you on our People’s Insights blog and compile the best insights from the network and the blog in the People’s Insights Quarterly Magazine, as a showcase of our capabilities.
We have further synthesized the insights to provide foresights for business leaders and changemakers — in the ten-part People’s Insights annual report titled Now & Next: Ten Frontiers for the Future of Engagement, now available as a Kindle eBook.
For more, see: http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com/future-of-engagement
Primerica offers women the opportunity to start their own business with low startup costs and flexible schedules. This allows women to earn more money and have greater control over their lives. Many women at Primerica have been able to replace their previous incomes and enjoy financial independence through the support network provided. Primerica representatives help families gain financial literacy and security by providing affordable insurance, investment, and savings options to improve their financial futures.
How To Talk About Legacy Giving Without Seeming CreepyBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Claire Axelrad, J.D., CFRE will explain how fundraisers can persuade ‘powers that be’ that they should actively promote legacy giving, even (especially) now.
This document provides an overview and summary of the FHA 203k loan program. It discusses that the 203k program allows borrowers to obtain financing to purchase a home and fund rehabilitation/repair costs through a single mortgage. It outlines the key aspects of the 203k Rehab and 203k Streamline loans, including eligible property types, borrowers, improvements, and rehabilitation timelines. The document is intended to educate real estate partners and customers on the benefits and options provided by the FHA 203k loans.
Ken Soileau provides mortgage planning services including a personalized mortgage plan, periodic mortgage reviews, and annual equity reviews. These services help integrate a mortgage with financial goals, analyze total costs and benefits over time, monitor performance against the market, and optimize equity growth. The services provide comprehensive analysis of loan performance and potential savings opportunities to help clients save more, earn more, and own more through their mortgage.
How many times have you heard that the last few months of the year are critical to online fundraising? Simren Deogun from Stephen Thomas shares 30 online fundraising tips to help make your end of year appeal a success. December alone can bring your charity 30% of your online donations for the year, so this is one session you don’t want to miss!
Topics discussed:
How many emails should you be sending?
Is there a time and place for multiple asks?
Do donors really care about the tax deadline?
And much more!
This document discusses how to leverage fundraising events to bring in new donors and expand fundraising. It notes that while events have costs, they can build awareness, engage new audiences, and gain corporate support. The key is to see events not as ends but as opportunities to move attendees along a donor cycle from awareness to investment. Strategies include gathering donor information, educating about the mission, following up after the event, recognizing donors, and asking attendees to get further involved through online engagement or volunteering. The goal is to thoughtfully plan events that provide opportunities for attendees to deepen their involvement over time.
The document discusses strategic defaulting, where homeowners stop paying their mortgages even though they can afford to pay. It notes that some homeowners view it as a good financial decision to save thousands each month by not paying. However, it says strategic defaults consider only finances and will prolong the real estate market downturn for years. The document also profiles Charles Eapen of the C12 Group, which helps Christian business owners excel and see their business as a mission field to influence employees, customers and the community.
Measure of Success: Creating Tools and Process to Report ImpactBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Marie Palacios will explain what donors want to know, why it is crucial, and how to share your past achievements, so donors contribute to your future goals.
18 slides that explain the entire Kiva U.S. Borrower Application Process. In 5 minutes, get a sense of what a borrower will experience and be prepared for your best success to fundraise a 0% Kiva U.S. Loan!
The document provides an overview of the 18 step Kiva Zip loan journey process for small business borrowers seeking 0% interest loans through social crowdfunding. It explains the application, review, private fundraising, and public fundraising stages. Borrowers must complete an application, have their profile reviewed, raise an initial amount from personal networks, and then publicly fundraise the remaining amount within 45 days to receive the loan. Once funded, the loan is disbursed and repayment over 6-36 months through monthly payments is required. Maintaining communication with lenders through updates is encouraged. The process can typically be completed in 2-4 months if applicants move efficiently through each stage.
Kahzam, payne, wasserman march 13 corporate finance presentation (draft)owenpayne
This document discusses crowdfunding and equity crowdfunding regulation. It provides an overview of traditional capital raising methods and defines crowdfunding. It outlines the five main crowdfunding models and provides examples. It then discusses the crowdfunding regulations in place or proposed in Saskatchewan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Ontario. Key aspects of the different regulatory approaches are compared such as offering limits, investment limits, and ongoing disclosure requirements. Potential alternative regulatory approaches and some crowdfunding success stories are also mentioned.
This document contains statistics about Kiva microloans broken down by country and US state, including the number of loans and Kiva users, population sizes, and Kiva user penetration rates. It provides this data sorted in various ways, such as by ascending Kiva user penetration at the country level, and sorted by ascending Kiva user penetration for US states. Additional details include observations about Kiva user penetration patterns within the US.
Grants are always an in demand commodity. Everyone loves the idea of being able to receive funds to further a mission or program without having to repay those funds. This eagerness is often taken advantage of by individuals and companies who range from slightly unethical to those who are blatantly dishonest and deceitful.
This document provides information on several financial institution marketing campaigns and promotions:
- A California credit union generated over 200 new members and $1 million in new loans through a referral program offering $50 to members and $100 to referred members who set up direct deposit.
- A Tennessee credit union more than doubled their monthly electronic statement enrollments from 20-30 to 119 in July and 99 in August through a promotion offering a $100 gift card for signing up.
- Additional stories provide examples of product branding, social media campaigns, and mobile banking promotions at other institutions.
This document discusses how Andrew Adams uses Zillow to generate leads for his mortgage business. It provides details on Andrew's approach: he reads Zillow forums for 30 minutes daily, identifies relevant threads to follow, responds quickly to provide value, and uses this engagement to convert leads into clients. The document outlines Andrew's lead generation checklist and sales process, and emphasizes delivering obvious value to win business. It promotes trying Andrew's approach to generate weekly calls from engaged clients.
This document provides an overview of a fundraising workshop. It begins with introductions and workshop rules. The topics to be covered include elements of fundraising success, sharing experiences, and a question and answer session. A quiz is provided to assess fundraising preparedness. The presenter discusses the current economic climate and challenges faced by nonprofits. Successful fundraising requires connecting to donors' dreams, providing excellent donor care, inspiring others to fundraise, being fearless, investing in fundamentals, believing in abundance, valuing networks, and overcoming personal limitations that can inhibit goals. Participants are asked to reflect on what they are unwilling to give up to achieve their deepest organizational desires.
An Inside Look at Firespring’s Nonprofit WebsitesFirespring
Finding the best nonprofit website and online tools can be daunting. We often end up juggling multiple platforms, working harder to achieve less. Wouldn’t it be better if you had just one effective nonprofit fundraising website with a content management system that does it all?
Learn how to master your online presence and leverage the power of your nonprofit website. Join us for insight into technology trends and best practices, plus see firsthand why Firespring offers the best nonprofit websites.
Download these slides about nonprofit websites and discover:
•Why nonprofits struggle with their web presence.
•The ABCs of creating a killer nonprofit website.
•An inside look at how the content management system and tools work.
•Answers to your questions during live Q&A.
Watch the free, on-demand webinar: https://www.firespring.com/firesprings-nonprofit-websites/?utm_source=SlideShare&utm_medium=Slides&utm_campaign=Nonprofit_Websites&utm_content=07102019
Article edited - 12 steps to get your organization to tomorrowFerris Corp
The 12-step document outlines strategies for nonprofit organizations to strengthen fundraising efforts in light of declining donor rates and increasing costs. The key steps are to focus on donor retention, increase their giving to the organization over other causes, conduct research on donors, test messaging and tactics, engage loyal donors and recruit donors to promote the organization's mission. The document emphasizes the importance of stewardship activities that show donors the impact of their contributions.
How to Raise 25% More from the Right Funders in 2022 and BeyondBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
The fundraising landscape is changing rapidly and the way funders want to work with nonprofits is too. Mallory Erickson will help you start your 2022 off fundraising in the right way.
This week, we distill insights around Barclaycard Ring– a credit card whose policies, fees and rewards are co-created by card members.
100+ thinkers and planners within MSLGROUP share and discuss inspiring projects on social data, crowdsourcing, storytelling and citizenship on the MSLGROUP Insights Network.
Every week, we pick up one project and do a deep dive into conversations around it -- on the MSLGROUP Insights Network itself but also on the broader social web -- to distill insights and foresights. We share these insights with you on our People’s Insights blog and compile the best insights from the network and the blog in the People’s Insights Quarterly Magazine, as a showcase of our capabilities.
We have further synthesized the insights to provide foresights for business leaders and changemakers — in the ten-part People’s Insights annual report titled Now & Next: Ten Frontiers for the Future of Engagement, now available as a Kindle eBook.
For more, see: http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com/future-of-engagement
Primerica offers women the opportunity to start their own business with low startup costs and flexible schedules. This allows women to earn more money and have greater control over their lives. Many women at Primerica have been able to replace their previous incomes and enjoy financial independence through the support network provided. Primerica representatives help families gain financial literacy and security by providing affordable insurance, investment, and savings options to improve their financial futures.
How To Talk About Legacy Giving Without Seeming CreepyBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Claire Axelrad, J.D., CFRE will explain how fundraisers can persuade ‘powers that be’ that they should actively promote legacy giving, even (especially) now.
This document provides an overview and summary of the FHA 203k loan program. It discusses that the 203k program allows borrowers to obtain financing to purchase a home and fund rehabilitation/repair costs through a single mortgage. It outlines the key aspects of the 203k Rehab and 203k Streamline loans, including eligible property types, borrowers, improvements, and rehabilitation timelines. The document is intended to educate real estate partners and customers on the benefits and options provided by the FHA 203k loans.
Ken Soileau provides mortgage planning services including a personalized mortgage plan, periodic mortgage reviews, and annual equity reviews. These services help integrate a mortgage with financial goals, analyze total costs and benefits over time, monitor performance against the market, and optimize equity growth. The services provide comprehensive analysis of loan performance and potential savings opportunities to help clients save more, earn more, and own more through their mortgage.
How many times have you heard that the last few months of the year are critical to online fundraising? Simren Deogun from Stephen Thomas shares 30 online fundraising tips to help make your end of year appeal a success. December alone can bring your charity 30% of your online donations for the year, so this is one session you don’t want to miss!
Topics discussed:
How many emails should you be sending?
Is there a time and place for multiple asks?
Do donors really care about the tax deadline?
And much more!
This document discusses how to leverage fundraising events to bring in new donors and expand fundraising. It notes that while events have costs, they can build awareness, engage new audiences, and gain corporate support. The key is to see events not as ends but as opportunities to move attendees along a donor cycle from awareness to investment. Strategies include gathering donor information, educating about the mission, following up after the event, recognizing donors, and asking attendees to get further involved through online engagement or volunteering. The goal is to thoughtfully plan events that provide opportunities for attendees to deepen their involvement over time.
The document discusses strategic defaulting, where homeowners stop paying their mortgages even though they can afford to pay. It notes that some homeowners view it as a good financial decision to save thousands each month by not paying. However, it says strategic defaults consider only finances and will prolong the real estate market downturn for years. The document also profiles Charles Eapen of the C12 Group, which helps Christian business owners excel and see their business as a mission field to influence employees, customers and the community.
Measure of Success: Creating Tools and Process to Report ImpactBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Marie Palacios will explain what donors want to know, why it is crucial, and how to share your past achievements, so donors contribute to your future goals.
18 slides that explain the entire Kiva U.S. Borrower Application Process. In 5 minutes, get a sense of what a borrower will experience and be prepared for your best success to fundraise a 0% Kiva U.S. Loan!
The document provides an overview of the 18 step Kiva Zip loan journey process for small business borrowers seeking 0% interest loans through social crowdfunding. It explains the application, review, private fundraising, and public fundraising stages. Borrowers must complete an application, have their profile reviewed, raise an initial amount from personal networks, and then publicly fundraise the remaining amount within 45 days to receive the loan. Once funded, the loan is disbursed and repayment over 6-36 months through monthly payments is required. Maintaining communication with lenders through updates is encouraged. The process can typically be completed in 2-4 months if applicants move efficiently through each stage.
Kahzam, payne, wasserman march 13 corporate finance presentation (draft)owenpayne
This document discusses crowdfunding and equity crowdfunding regulation. It provides an overview of traditional capital raising methods and defines crowdfunding. It outlines the five main crowdfunding models and provides examples. It then discusses the crowdfunding regulations in place or proposed in Saskatchewan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Ontario. Key aspects of the different regulatory approaches are compared such as offering limits, investment limits, and ongoing disclosure requirements. Potential alternative regulatory approaches and some crowdfunding success stories are also mentioned.
This document contains statistics about Kiva microloans broken down by country and US state, including the number of loans and Kiva users, population sizes, and Kiva user penetration rates. It provides this data sorted in various ways, such as by ascending Kiva user penetration at the country level, and sorted by ascending Kiva user penetration for US states. Additional details include observations about Kiva user penetration patterns within the US.
2014 Pan African Film & Arts Festival: Favorite Artisans list - National Ethn...parchedpageant748
The document summarizes some of the top artisans featured at the 2014 Pan African Film & Arts Festival. It lists several artisans including Chunky By Design, Simply Greta, G3 Relative Art, Jarmon Jewelry, Pride Hatz, and G-Baby. It describes each artisan's unique works and provides contact information. The festival highlights the raw talent and creativity of over 100 artisans from around the world and is an opportunity for the community to experience their craftsmanship.
Technology & Financial Inclusion: How Kiva Zip is reinventing financial inclu...KivaZip
This document discusses Kiva Zip, a lending platform that facilitates zero-interest loans to small businesses without requiring credit checks or collateral. Kiva Zip partners with nonprofit organizations and community groups called "trustees" who endorse loan applicants. Individual lenders can provide small loans through the Kiva Zip platform, which are crowd-funded and help borrowers expand their businesses. An example is provided of a coffee shop owner named Victor who obtained a $5,000 loan through Kiva Zip to open a second location, with the loan being fully repaid within a year. The document argues this model could help facilitate financial inclusion for underserved borrowers by using social networks and community endorsements rather than traditional credit scores.
Mary is a nurse from Kenya who operates her own community clinic. She took out her first loan from Kiva Zip to help grow her business. Kiva Zip is a website that connects borrowers like Mary to lenders from around the world who fund loans through the website. Borrowers must be endorsed by a local trustee and create a public profile on Kiva Zip describing their business and loan request. If the loan is fully funded, the funds are sent to the borrower's M-Pesa account. Borrowers must repay their loans in weekly installments using M-Pesa and keep lenders updated on the business. Repaying loans on time can qualify borrowers for larger repeat loans.
Kiva is an online platform that connects microfinance institutions (MFIs) to individual social investors around the world. It allows MFI partners to raise capital from lenders at 0% interest. Kiva has provided over $95 million to MFIs partners in 49 countries. It has 500,000 individual lenders from over 150 countries who each loan an average of $120. Kiva is working towards being fully self-sufficient within 5 years through user tips on loans, interest from funds, and donations. It sees opportunities to connect US entrepreneurs to funding as well by increasing awareness of microfinance needs.
An intro to Kiva Zip -- or How to Become an Impact Investor in 3 Minutes!Jonny Price
Kiva Zip is a crowdfunding platform that allows you to LEND money to small business owners for as little as $5. We are on a mission to reinsert human relationships and personal connections into our financial system.
Kiva is a nonprofit that enables crowd-funded personal loans through individual lenders to borrowers around the world. In 2011, Kiva launched Kiva Zip to expand access to capital for US small businesses and entrepreneurs who may not qualify for traditional loans. To receive a Kiva Zip loan, borrowers must be endorsed by a trustee and invite lenders from their network to fund an initial portion of the loan, after which the loan is posted online for additional crowd-funding. The program aims to improve access to capital for job creators by using social underwriting rather than traditional financial metrics to evaluate borrowers.
PG&E's Distribution Resources Plan (DRP) evaluates the locational benefits and costs of distributed energy resources (DERs) on PG&E's distribution system. The plan analyzes over 102,000 distribution line sections across PG&E's service territory to determine each section's integration capacity for 10 different DER types. The analysis considers various power system criteria like thermal limits, voltage regulation, protection, and reliability. The DRP aims to identify optimal locations for DER deployment based on reductions in local grid upgrades and investments.
$100 Startup & Kiva Zip: No more excuses- START!Sulin Lau
Why Kiva Zip is using simple, pervasive, connected technologies to change how startup lending works. Kiva Zip is a crowdfunded Zero Interest, Zero Cost-to-Serve, Non-credit scoring loan product with no collections agency. It exists entirely on character and faith, glued together with online connectedness. So whether your business needs a $100 or $5000 there is no excuse to wait to start that startup.
El documento trata sobre la evaluación como mediación desde un enfoque sociocrítico. Explica que la evaluación debe permitir la adaptación de los programas educativos a cada alumno y detectar sus puntos débiles para corregirlos. Además, define la evaluación como el acto de emitir un juicio de valor sobre la evolución de un alumno para tomar decisiones. Finalmente, destaca algunos principios como que el docente debe acompañar el proceso de aprendizaje del estudiante de manera respetuosa.
The document is a resume for Lawrence Ebo Dadzie outlining his qualifications and 25 years of experience in supply chain management and procurement roles within Ghana's mining industry. It details his educational background which includes a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration from the University of Wales. It also outlines his previous roles and responsibilities managing procurement and materials for several mining companies in Ghana.
1. The Gibeonites deceived Israel into making a peace treaty by pretending to come from a faraway land. Joshua agreed without consulting God.
2. Joshua was misled because he judged the situation based on surface details instead of seeking God's guidance.
3. Christians can be led astray if they interpret the Bible subjectively without proper principles or allow circumstances to influence their understanding over Scripture.
This document provides an overview of the Kiva Zip loan process in 18 slides. It explains that Kiva Zip offers 0% interest loans to small businesses that have difficulty accessing capital from traditional lenders. Applicants submit an application that is reviewed by Kiva Zip. If approved, applicants have 15 days to raise funds from their personal network, then 45 days to raise the full amount publicly. Once fully funded, the loan is disbursed and repaid over 6-36 months. Maintaining communication with lenders during the repayment period is encouraged. The timeline for a successful applicant can be as short as 7 weeks.
Kiva is a nonprofit organization that connects lenders to borrowers around the world to alleviate poverty through microloans. Kiva Zip allows individuals in the US to access small business loans of up to $5,000 through a network of trustees who review applications and endorse borrowers. Trustees can be individuals who know a borrower for 6+ months or organizations providing business support. Borrowers and lenders interact through an online platform, with loans as small as $25 funding within 3-4 weeks. Early results show over 200 loans posted, 120 trustees in 35 states, and an 86% repayment rate building local communities of support.
Kiva Zip is a website that provides 0% interest small business loans to financially excluded entrepreneurs. It connects lenders around the world with borrowers through a model based on trust. Trustees, who are organizations or individuals with strong community ties, endorse credit-worthy borrowers and support them throughout the application and repayment process. The training document provides details on the roles of lenders, borrowers, and trustees as well as the loan terms and qualifications.
CreditCardCashFlow.com claims to offer a way for people to earn extra income by helping others improve their credit scores. They link people with good credit ("providers") with clients seeking to build credit. Providers add clients to their credit card accounts and get paid weekly for reporting the clients to the three major credit bureaus. The company says the program carries no risks and that providers are paid more than through other similar programs. However, the legitimacy and legality of the program are unclear from the information provided.
This document provides an introduction and table of contents to a book about obtaining free money through various grant and loan programs. It discusses improving one's credit report to qualify for more funding options and notes that billions of dollars in grants are available from government and private sources each year to help individuals start businesses or projects. The book claims to provide over 100 grant and loan sources to help readers obtain cash.
How to Turn Unqualified Homebuyers into Qualified OnesTroy Ross
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This document provides contact information for members of Richard Smith's real estate team and Scott Hudspeth's team. It also outlines various marketing strategies and tools offered by the teams, including social media marketing, video marketing, expired and for-sale-by-owner listing strategies, and client relationship management after home purchases close. The document discusses how the teams can help agents manage listings on websites, provide coaching and training, and more to grow agents' businesses and brand them as experts. It provides examples of forms and letters the teams use to communicate with clients.
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This document provides instructions for applying for a loan and grant package of up to $300,000, with up to $250,000 as a grant that does not need to be repaid. It outlines 11 items businesses need to qualify, including having a website at least 3 years old, organic search engine rankings, social media presence, press releases, a business plan, and strong personal credit. Resources are provided to quickly set up or improve these items. The application process must be completed quickly as the grant office will stop accepting new applicants in 3 months.
The document provides information about building business credit through a business credit builder program. It discusses establishing a business credit profile separate from personal credit by registering the business with credit bureaus, obtaining initial business credit from vendors, and using that credit responsibly to build a positive business credit history over time. The goal is to access financing and other business resources using business credit rather than personal credit or guarantees.
This document provides information about debt settlement training from Simplified Debt Solutions. It outlines their thorough training program for affiliates, which includes ongoing education on industry changes. Typical training involves completing a training series, attending Q&A sessions, and additional sales training. Common consumer debt statistics are presented, showing high credit card usage and bankruptcy rates in the US. Debt settlement is described as negotiating unsecured debt down in a lump sum payment, providing a win-win solution for creditors and consumers. Frequently asked questions about the debt settlement process are answered.
Each response should be at least 200 words.Post Response # 1 He.docxmadlynplamondon
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Post Response # 1: Hey class, I would like to enlist the March of Dimes to assist with providing support for pregnant women and mothers of small children in my community. I love this organization because they believe that all babies deserve the best possible start. March of Dimes has been around for over 80 years and has helped millions of babies. They do allot to help educate people about best practices for expecting mothers and babies. When my close friend’s son was in the NICU, they helped provide her and her family comfort and support.
On Saturday, April 18th myself and three close friends will walk three miles at City Park to help to raise funds to support research, advocacy and programs for the health of all moms and babies. I did this last year as well and it was a blast! We bring our kids and come together to celebrate our experiences and beautiful children. It brings the community together and we help raise money.
CBO’s support the community. According to the U.S. Department of Education (2004), the term community-based organization (CBO) means “a public or private nonprofit organization of demonstrated effectiveness that (A) is representative of a community or significant segments of a community; and (B) provides educational or related services to individuals in the community.” Technology has become increasingly important to manage operations and develop solutions.
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Post Response 2: Hello Everyone, I have chosen the Autism Society as my community-based organization (CBO) to assist with providing services to autism in my community as this is an issue that hits close to home as a few of my friends have children with Autism. Living in small community Autism resources are not readily available as they are for cities at least 45 minutes or more away from our town. Shawano does, however, have an organization called Bridge the Gap, which does assist with this population. However, this is not enough. I would enlist the help of the Autism Society with funding to help this organization help even more people, provide services that are not yet available in the community, providing funding to not only the program but to families to afford these services and provide education for the community, among other items as well. The mission of the Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin is, “…to provide a community for individuals affected by autism, their families, and professionals who serve them. Our goal is to increase the quality of life for those affected by autism and respond to the emerging needs of the autism community” (Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin, 2020). With this mind, I would want these efforts to improve the lives of people and the families affected by autism by providing support, accurate information and resources, referrals, education, and community development. I would also enlist the help of community members and families affected by Autism to assist in writing lette ...
The $2 trillion federal coronavirus relief package signed recently, officially known as the CARES Act, includes the nearly $350 Paycheck Protection Program to help small businesses affected by the Coronavirus Pandemic. The new loan program is designed to help small businesses with their payroll and other business operating expenses. The Small Business Administration (SBA) will forgive the portion of the loan proceeds that are used to cover the first eight weeks of payroll costs, rent, utilities, and mortgage interest.
The SBA and the Department of Treasury have released the information that will guide the programs. To help entrepreneurs better understand how can they benefit from the program, we created the webinar in partnership with the SBA, Cambridge Trust and the law firm Nutter to answer questions including:
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The document promotes the Money Merge Account, a web-based software and coaching program that helps families pay off debts like mortgages and student loans faster using the same monthly payments. It describes how mortgage professionals can benefit by offering this program to clients to save them interest, refer clients to the program, and earn commissions. Professionals are encouraged to contact an agent to learn how to become an agent and start earning additional income by recruiting other agents and receiving overrides from their sales.
Are you starting a business or looking to expand? Getting an SME Loan in Kenya can be a tasky affair if you are not well prepared. We have gathered a few tips that can help you get your SME Loans in Kenya approved by any lender. You can improve your chances of getting finances from lenders in these 5 simple tips. This information was compiled from http://milhanaccesscapital.com
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After this second you should be able to: Explain the main determinants of demand for any mineral product, and their relative importance; recognise and explain how demand for any product is likely to change with economic activity; recognise and explain the roles of technology and relative prices in influencing demand; be able to explain the differences between the rates of growth of demand for different products.
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Falcon stands out as a top-tier P2P Invoice Discounting platform in India, bridging esteemed blue-chip companies and eager investors. Our goal is to transform the investment landscape in India by establishing a comprehensive destination for borrowers and investors with diverse profiles and needs, all while minimizing risk. What sets Falcon apart is the elimination of intermediaries such as commercial banks and depository institutions, allowing investors to enjoy higher yields.
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Vicinity Jobs’ data includes more than three million 2023 OJPs and thousands of skills. Most skills appear in less than 0.02% of job postings, so most postings rely on a small subset of commonly used terms, like teamwork.
Laura Adkins-Hackett, Economist, LMIC, and Sukriti Trehan, Data Scientist, LMIC, presented their research exploring trends in the skills listed in OJPs to develop a deeper understanding of in-demand skills. This research project uses pointwise mutual information and other methods to extract more information about common skills from the relationships between skills, occupations and regions.
Independent Study - College of Wooster Research (2023-2024) FDI, Culture, Glo...AntoniaOwensDetwiler
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
Understanding how timely GST payments influence a lender's decision to approve loans, this topic explores the correlation between GST compliance and creditworthiness. It highlights how consistent GST payments can enhance a business's financial credibility, potentially leading to higher chances of loan approval.
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
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1. The Kiva US Journey
What to expect and how to successfully fund
your loan – in 18 short and sweet slides.
2.
3. The Road Map
All borrowers must complete every step of this journey to have a successful Kiva experience and
access our 0% interest, socially crowdfunded loans.
This is a 18 slide deck that will give you an overview of what you can expect for each step of the Kiva
process.
For your best success, read the whole thing. Is 5 minutes worth $5,000? We think so…
4. Why?
It is becoming increasingly difficult for small business owners to access the capital they need to
launch or grow their business. Some small businesses need only modest injections of capital, but
Banks won’t lend small enough.
0.5
1.0
1.5
2000 2005 2010
Large business
loans, +36%
Small business
loans, -14%
Micro business
loans, -33%
Change in the Volume of Small Business Loans
Source: Institute for Local
Self-Reliance; Federal
Reserve Data.
Small business loans are less
than $1M; Micro business
loans are less than $100K
5. Why?
Most small business lenders evaluate your “creditworthiness” based on a narrow set of financial
criteria -- credit reports, bank statements, cash flows and collateral. Even where credit is available, it
often comes with high interest rates and hidden fees.
At Kiva we want to change all that, by reinserting people and human relationships into our
financial system.
We determine a small business owner’s creditworthiness not by the flaws in their credit score, but by
the strength of their character. And our loans are funded not by an impersonal institution seeking to
minimize risk and maximize financial return, but by a generous community of hundreds of people
seeking to support a small business that they love, or a cause that they care about.
If you’re one of the millions of small business owners that bring diversity, character and economic
vitality to our nation’s neighborhoods, we want to support you.
The following slides show you how we might do that...
6. Open Application
You can launch your Kiva application by visiting www.kiva.org/borrow
The application stage can take up to 30 days, though YOU are in charge of how quickly you advance to
the review stage.
For tips about how to create your best profile to meet our quality standards, visit our application help
page.
7. Open Application
The most important aspects of your Kiva Application are the following:
• Have a great photo of you and your business. Check out our photo guidelines here.
• Include links to your business’s online presence. Lenders may visit your website your Facebook page, your Twitter, your Yelp
page, your Etsy page. We prioritize businesses that have strong online presences!
• Verify your business PayPal account. Kiva loans are disbursed and repaid through PayPal. You must have a verified,
business account.
• Tell your and your business’ story.
Again, for support with each piece of the application, visit this help page.
8. Review
Once your loan is submitted, the Review team at Kiva HQ will take a week or less to review your
profile.
If your profile meets our quality standards and basic financial criteria, we will post your loan to the
Private Fundraising Period, the final stage of the application process. If your profile does NOT meet
our standards your application may be rejected, or you may qualify for a smaller loan amount.
If your application is approved, the Review team will call you to confirm your loan size and term. Make
sure the phone number you list is working – or you won’t be posted!
9. Making A Loan
During the Review phase, you’ll be encouraged to lend $25 to another fundraising borrower on our website. This is the first step of
our social underwriting process.
We want you to be an active contributor to our community and understand the lender experience before launching your fundraising
campaign.
We want you to understand the lender experience before launching your own campaign, but more importantly, we want you to
grasp the larger mission of creating a community that extends economic opportunity to all entrepreneurs.
This is a loan expected to be repaid, so you’ll get your $25 back – and then be able to relend that money to another
entrepreneur. That is the beauty of Kiva.
10. Private Fundraising Period
The Private Fundraising Period is a crucial part of the Kiva evaluation process.
Before we post your loan for our community of over 1.5 million lenders to support you, you will have 15
days to secure 5-30 lenders from your personal network.
11. Private Fundraising Period
We do this because validation through loans from your personal network is how Kiva determines
your creditworthiness.
Remember, we're not asking for a credit report or six months of bank statements. But when you recruit
those 5-30 lenders from your friends and family network, that shows our community that you are an
entrepreneurial and trustworthy person.
It doesn’t matter how much you raise from your personal network. Instead, it matters that your personal
network is willing to support you.
12. Private Fundraising Period
It’s never too early to start prepping your personal network about your Kiva Loan. You should reach out
to them before your loan is posted.
We did the work for you: You can find the best tips and tricks for fundraising, as well as outreach
templates you can use with your network here.
13. Private Fundraising Period
At Kiva, we pride ourselves on the fact that, unlike many other crowdfunding platforms, the vast
majority of the small businesses that make it through the Private Fundraising period go on to reach
their full goal. We are currently running at over a 90% success rate.
And we are also proud of the fact that, for most of our borrowers, our network does most of the funding.
For many crowdfunding platforms, you do 80% of the work, and their wider network does the remaining
20%. For Kiva, a typical borrower brings the first 30%-50%, and then our network will bring the rest.
But that 30% from your network is important – it’s your skin in the game.
14. Public Fundraising Period
Once you’ve successfully recruited your required lenders, you’ll automatically move to the Public
Fundraising Period. You’ll have 30 days to raise the rest of your loan.
You should continue to reach out to your personal network to keep building momentum, and assure
you meet your final fundraising goal.
If you don’t raise the full amount, your loan will expire. Any funds raised will go back to the lenders that
supported you, and you will not receive any money.
15. Public Fundraising Period
When you reach your fundraising goal your loan will automatically stop collecting contributions.
(Congratulations – you made it!!)
Your loan will be disbursed to your PayPal account within a week of when you hit your goal.
Your repayment schedule will be set as soon as the loan is disbursed. In most cases, your first
repayment will be due 30 days after your loan is disbursed.
16. Fully Funded!
When you reach your fundraising goal your loan will automatically stop collecting contributions.
(Congratulations – you made it!!)
Your loan will be disbursed to your PayPal account within a week of when you hit your goal.
Your repayment schedule will be set as soon as the loan is disbursed. In most cases, your first
repayment will be due 30 days after your loan is disbursed.
17. Repayment
In the repayment phase, you’re required to submit a payment through PayPal each month until the loan
is repaid in full.
Depending on the size of your loan, the term will probably be 6, 12, 24, or 36 months.
There is no penalty for repaying your loan early.
Your lenders will receive incremental repayments each month to their Kiva accounts. For example, if
they loan you $25 and you have a 24 month repayment term, they will get 1/24th of $25, or $1.04, each
month until you have fully repaid.
18. Repayment
You should update your lenders via your conversations tab every month. They are your biggest
supporters, and we have heard from lenders that they love to hear updates from the borrowers they
have made loans to.
See these conversations updates as a consistent marketing opportunity for your business. Many small
business marketing emails can get stale after a while…but if that “marketing” email comes with a loan
repayment attached, it makes it a little easier for a lender to receive!
Once your loan is repaid in full, you can reapply for a second loan – for double what you initially raised!
19. 1 dayMinimum
Maximum 30 days
1 day
15 days
This is up
to you!
You can significantly
speed this up by writing
a great story, verifying
your PayPal account,
and taking a great
photo.
1 day
15 days
Average 7 days 7 days 7 days
3 days
30 days
20 days
1 day
15 days
1 day
Total = 7 days
Any delays in the
loan disbursal
can be removed
by verifying your
PayPal account
Again, you can accelerate
the fundraising speed by
recruiting your own
networks to lend to you,
and submitting a high-
quality loan profile
Borrowers that are efficient in completing their loan application, responsive to the Kiva team’s requests for
information, post a great loan profile, and do a good job recruiting their friends and family to lend to them –
can get their Kiva loan in a matter of weeks!
Total = 105 days
Total = 42 days