#RecipientStories - Twitter Hashtag

Lions World Vision Institute @WorldCanSee

about 3 years ago

“I never dreamed I would be the recipient of such a gift.” #SoTheWorldCanSee #WeAreLionsWorldVision #DonorStories #DonateLife #FamilyServices #EyeBank #Cornea #GiftofSight #RecipientStories

WorldCanSee's tweet photo. “I never dreamed I would be the recipient of such a gift.” #SoTheWorldCanSee #WeAreLionsWorldVision #DonorStories #DonateLife #FamilyServices #EyeBank #Cornea #GiftofSight #RecipientStories https://t.co/EDWxPcXMsT

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GiveDirectly💸

@GiveDirectly

over 6 years ago

Many houses in Dija’s area collapse during times of heavy rainfall. She and her husband are using GiveDirectly’s transfers to get ahead of the problem by modernizing their house with plaster walls, cement floors, and new doors and windows. #Malawi #RecipientStories

GiveDirectly's tweet photo. Many houses in Dija’s area collapse during times of heavy rainfall. She and her husband are using GiveDirectly’s transfers to get ahead of the problem by modernizing their house with plaster walls, cement floors, and new doors and windows. #Malawi #RecipientStories https://t.co/FKUU7GweGa

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GiveDirectly💸

@GiveDirectly

over 6 years ago

When she fell ill, Chiku used to borrow her neighbor’s bike and ride to the hospital. If the neighbors were out, she had to make the hour-long trek on foot. With part of her first transfer, Chiku bought a bicycle of her own for $95.11. #RecipientStories #Malawi

GiveDirectly's tweet photo. When she fell ill, Chiku used to borrow her neighbor’s bike and ride to the hospital. If the neighbors were out, she had to make the hour-long trek on foot. With part of her first transfer, Chiku bought a bicycle of her own for $95.11. #RecipientStories #Malawi https://t.co/M9nBO5b8fF

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GiveDirectly💸

@GiveDirectly

over 6 years ago

Stephen is the first laundry business owner his town in Kilifi county. Upon receiving his transfer, he got a washing machine, a space, and other materials for $450. He earns an average of $50/week — his main customers are local professionals and tailors. #Kenya #RecipientStories

GiveDirectly's tweet photo. Stephen is the first laundry business owner his town in Kilifi county. Upon receiving his transfer, he got a washing machine, a space, and other materials for $450. He earns an average of $50/week — his main customers are local professionals and tailors. #Kenya #RecipientStories https://t.co/Gw9ghTvu0e

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GiveDirectly💸

@GiveDirectly

over 6 years ago

Elube is a farmer from Machinga district who grows maize, sweet potatoes, and rice. After she was widowed in 2019, she continued to farm alone but couldn't do all the labor herself. This year, she has hired farm workers using part of her transfer. #Malawi #RecipientStories

GiveDirectly's tweet photo. Elube is a farmer from Machinga district who grows maize, sweet potatoes, and rice. After she was widowed in 2019, she continued to farm alone but couldn't do all the labor herself. This year, she has hired farm workers using part of her transfer. #Malawi #RecipientStories https://t.co/e2NaSScCHs

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GiveDirectly💸

@GiveDirectly

over 6 years ago

A year ago, Christine made the down-payment ($600) on a maize mill using her GiveDirectly transfer. She now serves up to 30 clients on a good day, makes an average daily income of $3, and has made milling services locally available to three villages. #Kenya #RecipientStories

GiveDirectly's tweet photo. A year ago, Christine made the down-payment ($600) on a maize mill using her GiveDirectly transfer. She now serves up to 30 clients on a good day, makes an average daily income of $3, and has made milling services locally available to three villages. #Kenya #RecipientStories https://t.co/2XtkOHkDuL

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GiveDirectly💸

@GiveDirectly

over 6 years ago

Rhoda is responsible for her eldest child’s school fees (a total of $11) which she has struggled to afford. In January, she received her first transfer and used the money to pay the school fees and to buy 25 iron sheets ($115.70) and 6 windows ($3.62). #RecipientStories #Malawi

GiveDirectly's tweet photo. Rhoda is responsible for her eldest child’s school fees (a total of $11) which she has struggled to afford. In January, she received her first transfer and used the money to pay the school fees and to buy 25 iron sheets ($115.70) and 6 windows ($3.62). #RecipientStories #Malawi https://t.co/rc8g5yFklY

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GiveDirectly💸

@GiveDirectly

over 6 years ago

After her house collapsed, Esnart used her first transfer ($403) to hire a contractor and rebuild her home with an iron-sheet roof. Esnart has moved back into her family compound, and said she sleeps peacefully in her home even on rainy nights. #RecipientStories #Malawi

GiveDirectly's tweet photo. After her house collapsed, Esnart used her first transfer ($403) to hire a contractor and rebuild her home with an iron-sheet roof. Esnart has moved back into her family compound, and said she sleeps peacefully in her home even on rainy nights. #RecipientStories #Malawi https://t.co/ISsbZkTT3z

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