RIPPLE

The Ripple Loan Project.Free websites.Revolving microloans

Every website I build is free.The thank-you becomes a loan.

If you want to say thanks, you can contribute to a small fund I run. I lend it through Kiva. When it is repaid, I lend it again. I never take anything out.

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01/Read this first

These are loans, not donations.

What you put in becomes a loan I make through Kiva. The borrower repays it, and I re-lend it to someone else. To be clear: your contribution to the fund is one-way you don’t get it back. The repaid loans stay in the fund.

02/Impact map

Where the loans are working.

Every pin is a country I’ve lent into. Hover one to see who.

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03/How it works

Three steps, cycling forward.

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You contribute (optional)

Any amount, or nothing at all. I build your website free either way — the two things aren't connected.

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It becomes a microloan

I pool what comes in and lend it out on Kiva — farmers, shop owners, people running small businesses.

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It keeps going

When a borrower repays, I re-lend it to someone else. I never take anything out. It keeps cycling forward.

04/The proof

Loans made so far

Every loan I’ve made from the fund. The list grows as contributions come in.

45 loans · 26 countries

Bizimana

Uganda

Active
My contribution
$25
Reason
Pesticides

Bizimana is a resilient refugee client from Mahani who supports his family through Irish potato and maize farming. As a married man, he is committed to providing food and income for his household, despite the challenges that come with farming in a constrained environment. His crops not only sustain his family, but also contribute to the local food supply. However, his productivity is affected by pests and weeds that reduce yields. To address this, Bizimana is requesting a loan to purchase herbicides and pesticides. This support will help him protect his crops, improve harvests, and increase his income, strengthening his family's stability.

All Loans (45)

NameCountryAmountReasonStatus
BizimanaUganda$25PesticidesActive
FrancineUganda$25ProduceActive
DavidMadagascar$50PoultryActive
MamyMadagascar$25LivestockActive
Ma. NidaPhilippines$50Store stockActive
SitiIndonesia$25SmartphoneActive
KainatPakistan$25LivestockActive
GbassaySierra Leone$25Food retailActive
HananEgypt$25PoultryActive
SharonLiberia$25BeveragesActive
GulnarKyrgyzstan$25ProduceActive
BatMongolia$25DairyActive
MirzoaliTajikistan$25TuitionActive
OdontuulMongolia$25DairyActive
AnnaUganda$25TextilesActive
Raffy JakePhilippines$25Rice farmingActive
YousefJordan$25FarmingActive
VeronicaUSA$25RestaurantActive
Robert JoseEcuador$25Food cartActive
AyatJordan$25SpicesActive
RuwiUganda$25PorridgeActive
FarogatTajikistan$25SewingActive
FlaviaPhilippines$25Store stockActive
HermisaPhilippines$25Pig farmingActive
Geovany VladimirEl Salvador$25Sweets vendingActive
Gloria OndinaHonduras$25Dairy cowsActive
Francisco JavierNicaragua$25PoultryActive
MinhVietnam$25Produce retailActive
BaraaPalestine$25SolarActive
NazimeTurkey$25HandicraftsActive
YgnaciaDominican Republic$25Beach rentalsActive
PablitoDominican Republic$25Motorcycle taxiActive
DorisSolomon Islands$25Food stallActive
AlcinaTimor-Leste$25KioskActive
IsobelVanuatu$25KavaActive
CorileeTonga$25Tapa clothActive
DeborahTogo$25Baby productsActive
Livida FlorEl Salvador$25Plant nurseryActive
HelenUganda$50Medical clinicActive
VioletaPhilippines$25Store stockActive
BonhommeUganda$25CattleActive
MargaretUganda$25FabricsActive
Marie RoseMadagascar$25Butcher shopActive
DaisyPhilippines$25Store stockActive
LaniePhilippines$25Fish vendingActive

05/Contribute

Contribute to the Fund

The next page lets you choose what to contribute. It isn’t tax-deductible, and it becomes a loan rather than a gift. Your website is free whether you do this or not.

06/Questions

Frequently asked