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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Kukatunor (we are one)
Feb 20

Kukatunor (we are one) - Project funding has been approved.

Liberia's need for waste management should be of utmost importance. Keeping the environment free of garbage and trash contributes to the health of its citizens and towards environmental health. Waste collection then transfering to landfill sites will help keep the city more sanitary. The United Nations Environmental Program outlined a serious need for trained personnel in waste management in Liberia. Waste can cause and has caused serious diseases such as diarrhea,malaria, and skin irritations. Garbage attracts unwanted mice, rats and mosquitoes which harbors diseases.
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Marie Zernovoj has created the project Kukatunor (we are one)
Feb 20

Created a new project Kukatunor (we are one)

Liberia's need for waste management should be of utmost importance. Keeping the environment free of garbage and trash contributes to the health of its citizens and towards environmental health. Waste collection then transfering to landfill sites will help keep the city more sanitary. The United Nations Environmental Program outlined a serious need for trained personnel in waste management in Liberia. Waste can cause and has caused serious diseases such as diarrhea,malaria, and skin irritations. Garbage attracts unwanted mice, rats and mosquitoes which harbors diseases.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Updating: United Brother wood Center (Sawmill Project)
Feb 20

Updating: United Brother wood Center (Sawmill Project) - Project funding has been approved.

PV0039: Joseph comes from a household of 7. He has 5 children. He often thinks about the livelihood of his family, wanting to improve his life and improve his community as well. His wife is a very good baker who wants to open a bakery and sell breads. He sends 3 of his children to school. He says the teachers are good, but quickly takes out the students who are not able to pay the tuition. His housing situation is poor, he says. The house needs a roof badly, the roof leaks during the rainy season.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Updating: Dolo United Brother Wood Center
Feb 20

Updating: Dolo United Brother Wood Center - Project funding has been approved.

PV0037: Dolo has a small family. He has 3 children that he sends to school and pays their tuition. He saves monthly and says with the susu payout he will put the money towards building his house and to improve his business.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Andrew's United Brother Wood Field
Feb 20

Andrew's United Brother Wood Field - Project funding has been approved.

PV0038: Andrew has 2 children, a wife and other family members that are living with him. With his payout of his saving/susu, Andrew will send money to his uncle in the US to help him buy some provisions. He has a community market on Peace Island Monrovia. He thinks about the future, because of this with his profit, he paid 2 years rent in advance.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Prince United Brother Wood Field
Feb 20

Prince United Brother Wood Field - Project funding has been approved.

PV0032: Prince has 6 children, 2 that go to school. He said he likes the school and what they teach but does not like that they ask the children to leave the classroom, if the school fees are not up to date. His house is in disarray needing to construct a ceiling in the entire house. His goal is to improve his families life and living situation. His wife sells dry goods at the market and is helping his wife expand her business by building a table for her at the market, so she can earn money as well.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - United Brother Wood Center
Feb 20

United Brother Wood Center - Project funding has been approved.

PV0031: Katatu has a small family. She has 2 children. With your investment she will be able to improve her life more .
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Joseph's Unified Brother Wood Field
Feb 20

Joseph's Unified Brother Wood Field - Project funding has been approved.

PV0035: Joseph has a big family wife and 6 children. He sends 4 children to school. With the savings/susu payout, he will pay for his children's school fee and save to help build his own home.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Princess Sawmill Project United Brother Wood Center
Feb 20

Princess Sawmill Project United Brother Wood Center - Project funding has been approved.

PV0040: Princess has 4 children and a large family. She has 5 children living with her that she sends to school. She is very happy with the education the children receives, saying the teachers teach good, her rating is very good. She loves to garden. With her susu payout she is trying to build her house, she was very lucky she was given land from her mom.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Morris United Brothers Wood Center
Feb 20

Morris United Brothers Wood Center - Project funding has been approved.

PV0033: Morris household consists of 6 people. He has 2 children living with him, he is paying for all of their education. He says their education is very good and effective, though they do not have a library or laboratory. He owns his own house and would "love to add another story".
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Samuel's United Brother Wood Center
Feb 20

Samuel's United Brother Wood Center - Project funding has been approved.

PV0034: Samuel has a very large family, with 6 children. 5 of his children are going to school right now.He is paying $26,000 LRD or $130 US per child. He says he feels good with the education that his children are getting. He is hoping to build his own home some day. So with your investment will come more income to help with the fulfillment of his overall goals.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Updating: United Brother wood Center (Sawmill Project)
Feb 14

Updating: United Brother wood Center (Sawmill Project) - Project funding has been approved.

PV0039: Joseph comes from a household of 7. He has 5 children. He often thinks about the livelihood of his family, wanting to improve his life and improve his community as well. His wife is a very good baker who wants to open a bakery and sell breads. He sends 3 of his children to school. He says the teachers are good, but quickly takes out the students who are not able to pay the tuition. His housing situation is poor, he says. The house needs a roof badly, the roof leaks during the rainy season.
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Marie Zernovoj project funding has been approved - Magic FM Sustainability Resource Center
December 22, 2020

Magic FM Sustainability Resource Center - Project funding has been approved.

There are more than 50 community radio stations registered with the Press Union of Liberia. Low income is one of the major problems affecting the community radio stations around Liberia. This accounts for high attrition rates of trained journalist. Most radio stations are staffed by volunteers who are not trained, professional, educated journalist. This is a major problem that results in sublevel journalist content. Excellent journalists are needed to write powerful, truthful, impactful content that will keep the Liberians well informed in all subject matters.
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Marie Zernovoj has created the project Magic FM Sustainability Resource Center
December 22, 2020

Created a new project Magic FM Sustainability Resource Center

There are more than 50 community radio stations registered with the Press Union of Liberia. Low income is one of the major problems affecting the community radio stations around Liberia. This accounts for high attrition rates of trained journalist. Most radio stations are staffed by volunteers who are not trained, professional, educated journalist. This is a major problem that results in sublevel journalist content. Excellent journalists are needed to write powerful, truthful, impactful content that will keep the Liberians well informed in all subject matters.
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Marie Zernovoj the project Keep our Hospital in Buchanan open
November 23, 2020

Keep our Hospital in Buchanan open didn’t reach it’s goal in the assigned time frame

The citizens in Buchanan (pop.34,270) collaborated and helped raise money collectively to keep their only hospital in Buchanan open. They also formed a committee, Help Save the Liberian Government Hospital to help fund raise for their hospital, which was having a very difficult time accessing funds from the government. The hospital reopened in October 5, 2019 after the Help Save the Liberian Government Hospital raised over $23,602. The hospital was closed after it had suffered two major fires in 2018. When the hospital was shut, a pregnant woman died and when there was a major bus accident access to emergency care was not available. Now opened, the hospital's projected patient load can be upwards to 10,000 per month.
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Kisoro, Uganda
The Fishing Village

This fishing village of 200 families needs a refrigeration facility so that they can sell fresh fish, especially to restaurants, which will significantly improve their income. The World Bank started the project over 5 years ago but the contractors ran off with the funds to finish it. Over the last 3 years the families themselves have saved $4,500 of the $17,650 needed to complete the work and install the power and refrigeration unit. Your investment will make a huge difference.

Others

Paynesville, Liberia

33.06 %
Funded $5,835.00
Backed 144
Days to go
God’s Favor Business Center

Esther sells red oil for cooking and ground nuts. She wants to add Lappa, tie and dye bedsheets and handmade Africian costumes and children's clothing to her shop. With a small investment she was able to grow her sales by 75% and can do more as the lockdown eases.

Others

Buchanan, Liberia

34 %
Funded $170.00
Backed 24
Days to go
Felecia Business Center

Felecia is a hardworking business woman with a keen business sense. In March she got a small investment and was able to grow the profit from her business by 80%. Now as the Covid restrictions are lifting she hopes that she can again travel to Guinea to buy goods and expand her business.

Others

Buchanan, Liberia

37.78 %
Funded $340.00
Backed 27
Days to go
Successful Computers Hub

Eugene Tarr is a hard-working father of four, skilled in desktop publishing, graphic design, hardware and email services. Investment in his business will him help start selling stationary materials at his shop and offering computer training to those in the community. In March before the Covid lockdown he was able to grow his business income by 168% by July. With an investment he can continue that growth.

Others

Buchanan, Liberia

25 %
Funded $150.00
Backed 20
Days to go
Divine Grace Aluminum Business Center

Francis sells fish on the side but his main business is making Aluminum windows. In March with a $100 investment from CII he was able to grow his sales by 250%. The lock down has cut his business but with a new power saw he is ready to grow it again. He also plans on training 2 other people, one female and one economically disadvantaged youth

Others

Buchanan, Liberia

30.77 %
Funded $200.00
Backed 23
Days to go
Dry Good Business

Korto has a dry goods stall. In March before the Covid lockdown, with a small investment from CII she was able to increase her sales by over 60%. With your investment she hopes to continue to expand, add fresh produce, greens and potatoes to the dry goods she already sells.

Others

Paynesville, Liberia

18 %
Funded $45.00
Backed 42
Days to go
Magic FM Sustainability Resource Center

Objective of the Resource Center is to generate revenue by using the multi complex resource center that will serve the media, students and members of the public. The revenue generated from this resource center will help educate, train and retain 20 staff community based journalists so they can provide high impactful information to the public. The revenues collected from the center main purpose is to sustain the radio station.

Others

Buchanan, Liberia

33.56 %
Funded $5,865.00
Backed 253
Days to go
Gibson and Anne Business Center

Gibson and his wife Annie are in the farming business selling what they grow and misc. goods. While they previously earned less than $1 a day, a small investment increased their income by almost 50% and they now feel they can continue to grow. They are inspired to plant more crops and sell more products including coal.

Food

Paynesville, Liberia

21 %
Funded $105.00
Backed 37
Days to go
Keep our Hospital in Buchanan open

KEEP THE ONLY HOSPITAL IN THE REGION OPEN. With the coronavirus pandemic under control in Liberia the focus is on purchasing essentials such as much needed gloves and medications for the delivery of safe care to the citizens. Materials such as PPE will be purchased as needed.

Others

Buchanan, Liberia

37.31 %
Funded $24,252.00
Backed Funding Failed
Prevent Coronavirus Campaign

RESIDENTS in Buchanan and Paynesville initiated a PREVENT CORONAVIRUS CAMPAIGN. Women in the community sewed handmade masks for distribution. Community outreach outlined key COVID 19 PREVENTION INFORMATION ie. stay at home, frequent hand washing, social distancing and wearing masks outdoors was thru educational flyers and radio jingles. 6/20 residents indicated that rice, food was a priority, so monies went to the purchase and distribution of rice for those in most need. Now monies collected will be directed to the hospital.

Health

Liberia

31.58 %
Funded $3,158.00
Backed 14
Days to go
Enterprise Electronic Business Center

Mohamed wants to expand his Electronic business, by opening a newly constructed electronic store and buying phones in bulk for example, Samsung, Tecno, Itel phones, Sim cards, batteries for the phones, blue tooth chargers, etc. He is prepared to expand his business when the lock down is lifted.

Others

Buchanan, Liberia

51.58 %
Funded $490.00
Backed 21
Days to go

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