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Good will come to him who is generous and lends freely...

- Psalms 112:5

Your $60 donation provides a loan to a woman in need.  

To donate, select a person from below, and click on the donate button below their picture. 

* For every $60 donated, $10 will go for administrative expenses, $50 will go directly to an individual as a loan.

* When you provide a loan to a particular person below, it may take up to 24 hours before the website will display the "Loan Received" message

* All donations are fully tax deductible.

To donate by check, please see instructions in the right hand column of this page below. 

Thank you for your support of microseeds your help is changing lives in Rwanda Africa.

Direct Donations...

One (1) Loan  $60

Two (2) Loans  $120

Four (4) Loans  $240

You choose the amount

Ongoing Loan Support...

If you would like to sustain your borrowers loan by funding the administrative fee of $10 every six months please click on the "Subscribe" button below.   Your paypal account will be charged $10 every six months, and you will be making a huge difference for pennies a day!

To automatically fund your borrowers $10 administration fee every six months Click here:

Microseeds Sustaining Memberships...

How do I become a Sustaining Member of microseeds.org? Your contribution of $10 or more per month will help to cover the ongoing costs of this ministry.

There are many costs involved in placing loans effectively on the ground in Rwanda: Technology costs (websites, communications, etc), transfer costs (PayPal fees, bank fees, etc.) and program costs (staffing the program in Rwanda and here in the US).

Your tax deductible, monthly donation of $10 or more will help to empower this ministry, so that together, we can empower the poor in Rwanda to break the grip of poverty in Jesus name.

To set up an automatic donation of $10 or more per month to microseeds please click here

(All sustaining membership donations are fully tax deductible.)

Jeannette UWIMANA

41years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling foods.

Sifa NIWEMUTONI

41 years old with 4 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling fruits.

Patricia MUKESHIMANA

28 years old with 5 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling jerricans.

Jeanne  MUKANKUNDIYE

28 years old with 6 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

"Loan Provided!"

Beline  MUTSOBEKAZI

62 years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling carrots.

Chantal  MUKANDAYISENGA

25 years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling tomatoes.

Charlotte MUKAMUDENGE

45 years old with 4 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling tomatoes.

Clementine MUKESHIMANA

30years old with 3 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling tomatoes.

Vestine  MUKANDAHIRO

24 years old with 1 child, with a loan she will start a small business selling  fruits.

Fatuma  MUKAYEZU

31 years old with 5 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling  jerricans.

Francine NYIRAMAHIGURA

33 years old with 5 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling tomatoes.

Cesarie MUKANSANGA

32 years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling tomatoes.

Valentine DUSABEMARIE

41years old with 7 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

Jouette UWITONZE

23 years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

 M.Jeanne NYIRANSHUNTI

40 years old with 4 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

Edisa MUKAMAZIMPAKA

33 years old with 4 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling carrots.

Judith NDIKUBANDI

25 years old with 3 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling carrots.

Esperance MUKAMILIGO

47 years old with  4 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling fanta (refreshment).

Drocella NIYOWAGIRA

32 years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling carrots.

Shadia UWIZEYE

33 years old with 1 child, with a loan she will start a small business selling milk.

Solange NYINAWAMUNTU

34  years old with  1 child , with a loan she will start a small business selling milk.

Claudine MUKASHAKA

22  years old with 1 child, with a loan she will start a small business selling tomatoes.

Florence  UWIHOREYE

30 years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling clothing.

Anatalie NYIRANZABAMWITA

22 years old with 1 child, with a loan she will start a small business selling corn.

Perusi  UWITIJE

47 years old with 2 children ,with a loan she will start a small business selling fanta (refreshment).

Jacqueline  NYIRARUGENDO

40  years old with 3 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling clothing.

Elevanie  MUJAWAMARIYA

35 years old with 3 children ,with a loan she will start a small business selling potatoes.

Adele  MATUNGO

45 years old with 4 children ,with a loan she will start a small business selling milk.

Ada NYIRARUKUNDO

40 years old with 5 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling  charcoals.

Odia NYIRAZANINKA

42 years old with 7 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling  charcoals.

Florence MUKARUGWIZA

37 years old with 3 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling corn flour.

M.Claire KAKUZE

39 years old with 1 child, with a loan she will start a small business selling foods.

Aime MUGIRANEZA

26 years old with orphans single, with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

Alice UWITONZE

25 years old with single , with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

Beatrice NYIRAMUHOZA

37 years old with 6 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling corn flour.

Naomi MWAMIKAZI

43 years old with 3 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling beans.

Ange MUCYO

21 years old with single , with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

Farida MUGWANEZA

36  years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

Odila SIWEMUBANDI

45 years old with 5 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling  patotoes.

Anet UMUTONI

27 years old with single, with a loan she will start a small business selling second hand clothing.

Jeanne MUKARUYENZI

44 years old with 2 children, with a loan she will start a small business selling foods.

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Please Note... For every $60 donated, $10 will go for administrative expenses, $50 will go directly to an individual as a loan.

Microseeds.org is a ministry of Meme Stephens Ministries, a 501(c)3 tax exempt ministry.