Help a woman in Mwanza regain her livelihood by providing the capital she needs to restart her small fried-fish business.
A woman from the Iseni Barabarani area of Mwanza has been working hard to support herself through a small fried-fish business.
She used to sell fried fish in the streets and at the evening market, creating an income through her own small business. However, she no longer has enough capital to continue operating.
Collins Legacy Foundation would like to help her restart this business and regain an opportunity to earn an income through her own work.
This campaign is about more than providing short-term assistance. It is about helping her rebuild a small source of livelihood that she can manage herself.
With enough support, the funds can help provide the working capital and essential supplies needed to restart the business and begin serving customers again.
We are inviting supporters to stand with her as she takes this step towards rebuilding her livelihood.
Every contribution can help bring her closer to starting again.
How the funds will be used
Campaign funds will be allocated towards the practical costs of restarting the fried-fish business.
This may include initial working capital, essential supplies and other confirmed business needs required to begin operating again.
Collins Legacy Foundation will keep records of the funds received and use donations for the purpose described in this campaign.