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Empowering Families Through Sustainable Micro Development Projects

Local GDfH teams carefully select and verify beneficiary households that are genuinely in need and demonstrate the willingness and readiness to work toward self-reliance and economic empowerment. Through detailed interviews and on-site assessments, GDfH seeks to confirm the authenticity, capability and commitment of each proposed household-level project. GDfH's team and field experts provide advisory support, monitor progress and help address operational issues to support the sustainability and success of household-level projects.

To ensure transparency and accountability, donors and supporters can receive relevant project-related information depending on the funding and reporting scope. This may include project progress information, communication with beneficiaries where appropriate, and a comprehensive final project report where applicable.

Your benefits as a donor

1
Donation receipt For tax purposes where applicable
2
Project updates Information about project phases
3
Direct communication With beneficiaries where appropriate
4
Detailed project report Understand implementation & impact

Choose a family project

Select a verified family and contribute toward the investment needed to build sustainable household income.

Mr. Joseph Smith

Small Tailoring Shop Project

Mr. Joseph Smith · Age 61
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $243/ month
Expected increase +$30/ month

Mr. Joseph Smith plans to engage in a small business, focusing on a retail shop. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $30 , which will increase his total earnings by 12%.

Funded 10.60% Needed Investment: $ 500
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Mr. Isaac G. Paye

Small Tailoring Shop Project

Mr. Isaac G. Paye · Age 31
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $70/ month
Expected increase +$40/ month

Mr. Isaac G. Paye plans to engage in a small business, focusing on a tailoring shop. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $40 , which will increase his total earnings by 57%.

Funded 5.40% Needed Investment: $ 1,000
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Mr. Tom D. Dolokelen

Crop Farming Project

Mr. Tom D. Dolokelen · Age 33
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $70/ month
Expected increase +$50/ month

Mr. Tom D. Dolokelen and his wife plan to engage in crop farming. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $50, which will increase his total earnings by 71%.

Funded 0.84% Needed Investment: $ 2,500
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Ms. Hawa Klomah

Crop Farming Project

Ms. Hawa Klomah · Age 60
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $77/ month
Expected increase +$15/ month

Ms. Hawa Klomah plans to engage in crop farming, focusing on potatoes. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $15, which will increase her total earnings by 19%.

Funded 7.50% Needed Investment: $ 200
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Ms. Esther Borma

Small Retail Shop Project

Ms. Esther Borma · Age 52
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $65/ month
Expected increase +$25/ month

Ms. Esther Borma plans to engage in a small business. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $25, which will increase her total earnings by 38%.

Funded 0.00% Needed Investment: $ 500
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Ms. Martena Kamara

Small Retail Shop Project

Ms. Martena Kamara · Age 39
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $120/ month
Expected increase +$20/ month

Ms. Martena Kamara plans to engage in a small business. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $20, which will increase her total earnings by 17%.

Funded 0.40% Needed Investment: $ 250
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Ms. Mary Autridge

Small Retail Shop Project

Ms. Mary Autridge · Age 28
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $71/ month
Expected increase +$15/ month

Ms. Mary Autridge plans to engage in a small business. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $15, which will increase her total earnings by 21%.

Funded 0.55% Needed Investment: $ 200
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Ms. Josephine T. Kenneh

Crop & Vegetable Farming Project

Ms. Josephine T. Kenneh · Age 52
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $75/ month
Expected increase +$18/ month

Ms. Josephine T. Kenneh plans to engage in crop farming, focusing on vegetable gardening. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $18, which will increase her total earnings by 24%.

Funded 0.00% Needed Investment: $ 200
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Ms. Yammah Dolleh

Small Retail Shop Project

Ms. Yammah Dolleh · Age 28
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $90/ month
Expected increase +$15/ month

Ms. Yammah Dolleh plans to engage in a small retail business. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $15, which will increase her total earnings by 17%.

Funded 0.00% Needed Investment: $ 200
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Ms. Dorris Flomo

Small Retail Shop Project

Ms. Dorris Flomo · Age 23
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $73/ month
Expected increase +$15/ month

Ms. Dorris Flomo plans to engage in a small retail business. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $15, which will increase her total earnings by 21%.

Funded 0.50% Needed Investment: $ 200
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Ms. Josephine Yah

Crop Farming Project

Ms. Josephine Yah · Age 37
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $65/ month
Expected increase +$15/ month

Ms. Josephine Yah plans to engage in crop farming, focusing on gardening. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $15, which will increase her total earnings by 23%.

Funded 13.00% Needed Investment: $ 200
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Ms.Victoria Vonleh

Small Retail Shop Project

Ms.Victoria Vonleh · Age 49
Palala, Bong, Liberia
Current income $60/ month
Expected increase +$20/ month

Victoria Vonleh plans to open a small retail shop. The project is expected to generate an additional monthly income of $20 , which will increase her total earnings by 33%.

Funded 0.00% Needed Investment: $ 500
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