Microloans

Touch the Nations empowers individuals to become self-sufficient through strategic microloans that fund small businesses and sustainable income projects.

Through the years, we have provided nearly 50 microloans to local entrepreneurs! 

By offering seed capital to widows, caregivers, and community members—especially in post-war regions like Burundi and Sierra Leone—we help launch ventures such as sewing businesses, farming, and market stalls. 

These microloans provide more than financial support—they restore dignity, build self-reliance, and spark lasting change in families and communities. As recipients repay their loans, the funds are reinvested to support others, creating a ripple effect of hope and opportunity.

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