Global Prosperity Now
EMPOWERING WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS AROUND THE WORLD
Global Prosperity Now is deeply committed to the empowerment of women in the U.S. and around the globe as a means for social change. Through Kiva, we contribute funds to women entrepreneurs, who we believe are key in the broader fight against global poverty.
GIVING REINVENTED
Moving beyond charity
Dreams are universal. Opportunity is not. Through Kiva, we support women entrepreneurs living in poverty around the world. Rather than providing material goods or cash to buy them, our contributions empower women to start and grow their businesses. These businesses become reliable sources of income and create independence and opportunity for these women, their families, and their communities. We believe this approach to be the most comprehensive, sustainable, and scalable solution to global poverty.
OUR CONTRIBUTIONS
Creating a global impact
The Global Prosperity Now leverages the ingenuity, passion, and energy of entrepreneurial women around the globe.
At Global Prosperity Now, we assist the poorest of the poor, particularly single mothers, with starting or expanding a small business with micro-funds and business training. In developing countries, microfinance is the catalyst that has helped millions to establish their own businesses.
THE WOMEN WE HELP
From a farmer in Kenya, to an artist in Malaysia , to a store owner in Azerbaijan, the women we help come from diverse backgrounds and industries. These inspiring women share a strong work ethic and a passion to better themselves, their families, and their communities. Get to know the women we’ve helped below.
Rosalina
Philippines 
Industry: Food
Funds Raised: $350
Story: Funds of $350 helped Rosalina to purchase additional products to sell.
Mariam
Kenya
Industry: Food
Funds Raised: $500
Story: Funds of $500 helped Mariam to buy fruits wholesale and a cooler box.
Bathmorie United Group
Sierra Leone
Industry: Clothing
Funds Raised: $625
Story: A portion of Bathmorie United Group’s $625 project helped a member to buy more used clothes.
Titomagba 2 Group
Benin
Industry: Food
Funds Raised: $1,175
Story: A portion of Titomagba 2 Group’s $1,175 project funds helped a member to buy palm nuts and cassava.
Posiano
Uganda
Industry: Agriculture
Funds Raised: $250
Story: $250 was raised to help Posiano to buy more manure, mulch and poles for his banana plantation.
Ruth
Rwanda 
Industry: Food
Funds Raised: $1475
Story: $1,475 helped Ruth to buy more foodstuff for resale, such as beans and maize.
Martha
Kenya
Industry: Services
Funds Raised: $275
Story: $275 helped Martha to buy computer accessories and repair faulty computers.
Jane Wangui
Kenya
Industry: Agriculture
Funds Raised: $825
Story: $825 was raised to help Jane Wangui to buy pesticides and seedlings to sell.
Shukur
Azerbaijan 
Industry:Agriculture
Funds Raised: $2,550
Story: Funds of $2,550 helped Shukur to pay for special equipment and labor to dig a water channel.
Chisinau
Moldova 
Industry: Services
Funds Raised: $1,250
Story: In Chisinau, Moldova Natalia is applying for funds to repair and arrange a room as a beauty salon.
Margarita
Ecuador 
Industry: Clothing Sales
Funds Raised: $1,100
Story: Margarita, a single mother has 3 children. She will invest her funds in the purchase of masks, pants, blouses, skirts, and more.
Antoinette
Congo 
Industry: Clothing Sales
Funds Raised: $900
Story: Antoinette of Butembo, Congo is now using the funds raised to stock up on various clothing items to sell.