"The biggest hardship I face in my life is that I am a widow with nobody to support me and at times I go to bed hungry in order to save cash which I use in paying school fees for my children. "

"I did spend 11250 KES to purchase cement for plastering my house, spent 9500 KES to buy a sofa set and I paid labor for the plastering work 7,000 KES. The remaining amount I spent on food and household expenses. Together with my family we are happy that we now live a more comfortable home and we are great full unto GD for the support."

"I have been desiring to increase the size of land under cultivation but due to lack of finances, I have been unable to do so and that has been my biggest hardship in life."

"Receiving this money means I am going to revive my business of selling groceries. My daughter is also going to complete her college education since I am going to pay her school fees. "

"I spent my transfer to plaster the inside walls of my house. This costed me 30,000 KES, paid labor worth 10,000 KES and the remaining amount I spent to purchase the school uniforms for my children and other school needs. I am happy woman today because my house is beautiful all credit goes to GD."

"I spent my transfer on buying tomato seed which I planted and maize seeds which are doing well. I also leased in land which I planted these seeds and I hope to get a good harvest which I will sell and pay school fees in time for my children especially the one in fourth form."

"I did spend the transfer I received to purchase a piece of land. I did this because I did not have land to build my home on hence thought it wise to purchase on with the money I received from GD."

"I spent part of the third transfer on constructing a new house because I had bought building materials with the previous transfers. I had a small house that couldn't fiyt my big family but now I have a spacious house of my dream. Part of the money I used to boost my grocery business and I'm happy the business is doing well and I can comfortably meet my family's needs."

"I did spend my transfer in hiring a piece of land for cultivation purposes. This costed me 12,000 KES. I spent 4000 KES to clear the land. Bought seedlings at 2000 KES and I went ahead and bought two donkeys at 20,000 KES. The remaining amount was spent on household up keep."

"I used the third transfer to plaster my floor because it was in a bad state and repairing it every time was also hectic. I also fixed steel windows which are more presentable compared to the metal ones I had previously."