Like a gardener who sows a flower that reproduces more, or a teacher
whose lessons can be shared with a friend, we can pass on the blessings
of microfinance from a person to another.
Years ago, Jennilyn “Ehje” Antonio had only 98 pesos left in her hands. And yet, with the help of microfinance, her business is now the primary source of livelihood for many Santa Rosa, Laguna residents.
















