Small Business in Kenya
Another update from Executive Director Brian Rants during his service learning in Kenya.
Mama Bidii (Active Women) and the Crafts They Created

The women sang around my wife, Shannon, gave her a green “Mama Bidii” shirt, and wrapped here in their black and white skirt. Then we looked at their truly beautiful handiwork, and bought Christmas gifts for the year!
A truly beautiful experience.
Chips That Changed Her Children’s Lives

A loan of 1000 Kenyan Shillings (ksh), about $15.
She built a 5000 ksh/month business selling chips (french fries), about $75.
This helped her pay school fees for 6 kids, pay the rent, and change the future of her family. This my dear friends, is social entrepreneurship.
Small is the new big.
