TurKEY to Success
Meet Meryem, Sibel and Hatice…three small business owners in Turkey.
As an embroider, florist and shop owner, these women are requesting microloans to grow their small businesses. With loans ranging from $250 to $600, they’ll buy more materials such as a greater variety of threads and flowers.
These microloans are a window of opportunity…
(Aegean Sea, Turkey)
for monument-al change for these women...
(Sultan Ahmed Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey)
to hold the Tur-key to their own success!
(Istanbul, Turkey)
So we are tea-ming up with this new country…
(Mısır Çarşısı, Istanbul, Turkey)
to create a Turkey Tote that funds microloans for these small Turkish businesses.
Here's to sharing the Tur-key to success and to feeling good—because after all, it's Friday!
-Jack & Alley, Co-Founders
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Yep, that’s right: masks, microloans, ‘Merica!
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Agriculture is the backbone of Myanmar’s economy.
There are lots of farmers in Myanmar who work hard to support themselves, their families, and their villages with jobs and food.
However, many banks don’t offer capital to farmers for them to purchase enough seeds, equipment, or animals to run their farms efficiently. Due to this, farm productivity in Myanmar is one of the lowest in all of Asia.