"At the moment I have food insecurity problems in my household because the cyclone flooded my field and so I didn't harvest enough. So now I go out to look for casual work to find money for food. I don't often find work and that worsens the pressure. I don't do any business and my husband is polygamous so I'm mostly left to fend for my family since I'm the junior wife."

"I felt very happy because it has helped mr establish a hood business"

"I spent most of my transfer on buying 2 bundle of Zinc"

"I would use most of my transfer to sew planks and workmanship to build my house."

"I would like to purchase cement to fix my house and to also send my children to school."

"Givedirectly does well in helping people with free money. They have done well in changing lives within my village and surrounding villages. I think they are doing very well"

"I was in my villlage early morning going on my farm to cut rice when I received a message from givedirectly from givedirectly with a huge amount of money in it. When I saw the message I came right back home and changed my clothes, to go and withdraw the money right away.. I was so much happy that day. The first thing I thought of was my zinc to build my owned house in my village. Because the house I am living in right now is our family house, So I need to get my owned house for my family as well."

"I have a passion when it comes to rearing livestock and If I can get enough capital, I would like to continue rearing chickens, goats, cows, and ducks for commercial purposes."

"I would like to rear chickens and bees for commercial purposes. Early on before the drought, I had a lot of cows and goats but they all died due to dehydration. It downgraded my life and now I would prefer to rear livestock that sells easily such as chickens and bees that can survive at every seoson."

"My first wish is for my hand to recover. I would also like to start a retail business. My hand is still recovering from a stroke and doing heavy-duty work is not an option. With a shop, I can easily work around it with ease."