Yes. I have a new goal which is to start up a mobile money business. I believe the commission I will earn from it at the end of every month will help meet my household needs. Though I am a teacher it is challenging to meet the household needs since I am the sole income earner. My spouse is currently a full-time student at the university hence I am the one responsible for her college fees. With the additional income, I will have a load off my shoulders.

In my opinion, Give Directly is doing good work by giving people money with no strings attached to it. I also like the fact that after they have sent the transfer they conduct a follow-up to check if the money reached the intended person. This not only shows concern, but they also get to motivate people to be spending the money wisely.

My spouse is a student in one of the universities, and I am the one fully responsible for her college fees. The moment when I received the second transfer I spent KES 25000 on clearing her next semesters' fees. I now have enough time to raise fees for her other semesters, and she will also be able to concentrate on her studies. KES 30000 of the money I used to purchase two dairy cows for rearing. I had one previously and since they are beneficial, I felt it was wise to add more. I am now assured of a constant supply of milk both for sale and family use for the whole year.

As a school teacher, I spend most of my time with my students. I was in class one morning when I received a message notification. I checked my phone and was extremely happy to see that I had received KES 55,000. I could not believe I finally had the money to clear my school fees arrears. I had to take a moment just to compose myself.

I am so grateful for the fact that this cash transfer has enabled my wife and I to achieve our professional dreams. We put on hold our dreams of starting a family so that we could focus on getting our careers on course. Unfortunately, these have been derailed by financial instability. I am a teacher who is employed by the school's Board of Directors. My salary is just KES 10,000 a month. I couldn't afford to clear my college fees arrears, so I could not obtain my certificate. Thanks to this transfer though, this is no longer the case. I have paid off the required amount and obtained other important documents that I need in order to be employed by the Teachers' Service Commission. I have also paid for my wife's school fees and she's on course to graduate. I'm so thankful for the progress we have made.

I finished my college education a while back, but sadly, could not obtain my certificate because I had school fees arrears. I am a teacher who earns KES 10,000 a month. So I was pleased to spend KES 30,000 to clear the same. I then spent KES 2,500 on obtaining other necessary documents such as my Teacher's Service Commission identification number and my certificate of good conduct. My wife is currently a college student, so I also spent KES 15,000 on paying for her tuition fees, so that she can complete her education.