Lolita Baluyut
“Don’t treat failure as a hindrance to success”. That is the motivation in life of a separated woman from the rural area of Sitio Dam, Armenia, Tarlac City. Though her married life did not become successful, still she continues her life and live it to the fullest.
At the age of 59, Lolita Baluyut is blessed with ten children where two of them graduated with a college diploma. Being a business minded person, Lolita ventured first in poultry rising but unfortunately her business failed. But that did not hinder her, as she started her sari-sari store.
Lolita has been managing her sari-sari store for 15 years. She has experienced a deficiency of capital because some of the residents in their community are creditors, thus she decided to avail a loan from ASKI. That loan will be used to buy additional products for her sari-sari store like vegetables and meat. Because their place is far from the market she also needs a large amount of money only for her transportation when she needs to buy products.
Client Update
Lolita Baluyut still maintains her general store because it is her primary source of income to sustain the needs of her family. The loan amount that she got from the lenders was a big blessing for her general store and for her family. She was able to buy additional products to sell like meat and vegetables. With that, she gained additional profit which is a great help to sustain their daily needs. She now doubled her hard work and faith in God to continuously support her in her business and to become a loyal member of ASKI.
Client Update
Lolita Baluyut was engaged in general store business. Selling of a variety of goods and commodities is the source of income of their family. The loan that she was received was being used in buying additional stocks of products for her general store. She was so blessed that lenders helped her in improving her business. She wanted to be a client of ASKI forever because the organization really touched her life.
$625 Requested
100
Funded
Donors funding this loan
 | Linda Almendral Philippines $175 Funded $200 Still Needed |
 | Ninfa Canja Philippines $25 Funded $325 Still Needed |
 | Susan Melorin Philippines $75 Funded $250 Still Needed |
 | Rufino Maranan Philippines $400 Funded $250 Still Needed |
 | Myrna Delfin Philippines $25 Funded $325 Still Needed |
