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WE'RE ON A MISSION.

LET'S WORK TOGETHER.

Microlend's mission is to alleviate poverty and suffering by providing loans to the world's poorest people, enabling them to start small businesses that support their family and benefit their community. This aligns with the U.N.'s #No.1 Sustainable Development Goal

By using the repaid loan repayments for new loans, Microlend aims to create a cycle of economic empowerment that transforms the lives of people in poverty across the developing world.
1.
Donations received
Our funds come from personal donations, corporate sponsors and loan repayments.
2.
Loans provided
Our loans are interest free and the borrowers only pay a small administration fee.
3.
Businesses supported
Our borrowers are trained and mentored for the best chance of success.
4.
Repayments received
100% of loan repayments are used to create new loans for more small businesses.

How we work

Our founder 

is a retired investment advisor who was motivated by his Christian values and financial skills to help the world’s poorest families.

is a retired investment advisor who was motivated by his Christian values and financial skills to help the world’s poorest families.

Our founder 

We kickstart businesses
for people in poverty

Your donations fund non-profit loans, mentoring and support to help the world’s poorest people start a business.
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Upcoming Event
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International Day for the
Eradication of Poverty
You’re invited to RSVP and receive FREE resource materials to stimulate discussion regarding how we can tackle this issue.
17 October 2024

Why Microlend?

100% of donations become loans

All of your donation is used to kickstart small businesses.

Lasting freedom from poverty

The income from a small business replaces ongoing charity.

Donate once, help people forever

Your donation is used over and over to create new businesses.

Why Microlend?

100% of donations become loans

They don't require donations anymore, it's self perpetuating.

We stop the poverty cycle

They don't require donations anymore, it's self perpetuating.