Theresa Abeka
Theresa Abeka is forty years old. She is married and has five children. According to her, one of them has completed the senior high school. The rest are in the junior high school and other levels of academia. She lives with her children and husband in a rented apartment in a fishing community called Aquase, near Cape Coast in the Central Region of Ghana.
Theresa is a petty trader. She trades in all kinds of vegetables such as tomatoes, pepper, onions, garden eggs, etc. on a table top in the local market square. She procures her goods from farming communities in the nearby towns. Theresa aspires to increase her stock so she can trek to other towns to sell on their market days to increase her profit margin.
She has been in this business for eight years and wants a loan to purchase vegetables in bulk.
Client Update
Theresa wants to thank all her lenders for impacting her business through their loans. She needed additional working capital in the form of loan to purchase stock of vegetables in bulk. Your timely response to her need has really eased her stress. She was resourced with a loan of GHS 600. After receiving her third loan cycle with SAT from OptINnow donors, Theresa says she is gradually scaling up her business. She says, her business has grown significantly and most of her customer’s demands are met. She also said being able to buy in bulk is very advantageous. It means fewer trips to fill the demand, and it is a hedge against the rapidly rising prices. She now makes profit margin between 50 - 60 cedis per week which is twice her previous profits.
The profits from her recent loan went to support her children who are in school for their school fees and books; supported household feeding and bills, and with the remainder, she reinvested in her business
She says she is grateful to her lenders for giving her the opportunity to improve her business and improve her family living conditions.
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Theresa has successfully completed repayment of his loan. She carefully made use of every cedi of the loan to improve her business. She has taken another loan buy additional stock to ensure further expansion. She wants to heartily express her gratitude to her lenders for their support.
Client Update
This loan was repaid in full.
$425 Requested
100
Funded
Donors funding this loan
 | Mary Brako Ghana $200 Funded $100 Still Needed |
 | Cecilia Nyamekye Ghana $25 Funded $275 Still Needed |
 | Josephine Yeboah Ghana $100 Funded $200 Still Needed |
 | Mary Amoah Ghana $50 Funded $250 Still Needed |
 | beatrice boakye Ghana $25 Funded $275 Still Needed |
