"I spent my third transfer on extending my house which was small and used the larger percentage of the amount on plastering the floor which had cracks."

"I spent most of the third transfer to pay school fee for my child who was joining secondary school and the remaining balance l spent to buy for her school equipment."

"In my opinion, GiveDirectly has done more good things that are beyond my description. One of the things is the fact that it gives unconditional cash to recipients directly without involvement of third parties."

"I have built a house of my taste and preference and moved from my small old house.This is a big difference in my life that makes me proud and happy."

"In my opinion Give Directly did well in dealing with people directly and not involving our corrupt leaders, who could have played some tricks on us."

"In my opinion, GiveDirectly has opened the eyes of many people who were deeply sunk in poverty with no hopes of ever acquiring some wealth. To help the organisation achieve better results, I would recommend a one or two-installments program instead of the three installments. With this, recipients would find it easy to venture into bigger projects and prosper."

"In my opinion, what GiveDirectly did well was by uplifting the living standards of the poor people in our community through the unconditional transfers that was given to the recipients."

"When I received my third transfer, I built a semi-permanent house of 30 iron sheets for my children. I decided to construct the house for them so that they would get a place to sleep and read. I realized that walking longer distance to find for a place to sleep and study could cause a lot of interruption and time wastage for them accounting for their dismal performance before then."

"In my opinion GiveDirectly is very honest because they sent me all my transfers as they promised. I am aware of many organizations who do not deliver their services accurately and reliably. I love everything about GiveDirectly."

"In my opinion, GiveDirectly has worked so well to an extent that even those whose villages have not been visited, long so much for the organisation. "