For years to come, I intend to keep giving my kids a solid education in the hopes that it will enhance our future. Besides, my daughter will hopefully soon complete her education, find employment, and come help me launch a kiosk business that will be a reliable source of income. This is because the nanny job I currently have at a local daycare is really demanding and time-consuming, and as I get older, I think the kiosk will help me get enough rest.

The staff at GD is what I admired most. They were incredibly helpful and kind. They facilitated the enrollment procedure by giving us adequate project explanations.

When I got the transfer, my son started seventh grade for his junior high school education. The cost of attending school was high; this included paying for tuition, new uniforms, and stationery. I spent about $100 of the transfer doing that. In addition, I used $100 of the money to pay for my daughter's school fees because she also ran the risk of dropping out of her third-year university course. With the remaining funds, I purchased sand and cement to raise and cement the floor of my home. I've wanted to do this for a very long time, but I've never been able to because of money issues. My house used to be uncemented and have water leaks because of its low floor level. Since the water that could flood the house could be intolerable in the winter, especially during heavy downpours, we used to look for accommodations elsewhere.

My husband and I were getting ready to visit my sick sister-in-law on the day I received my transfer. I heard my phone ring just as we were about to leave. When I checked, I discovered that I had received funds from GiveDirectly. This was the most joyous day of our lives. My husband and I couldn't contain our happiness. I recall him doubting what I had told him and instead reading the message himself. We were grateful because we knew we could do a lot with the money.

The ability to fence the poultry house was the most significant difference in my daily life. This would imply that they would be safe from both thieves and eagles. It will also be simple to keep track of the number of birds per day. I am confident that in a few months, I will have increased the number of birds.

My husband had saved $200 from his construction work to pay for the dowry, but it was insufficient. He needed more time to raise the deficit. We knew it was time to finish the cultural obligation of paying a dowry. when GiveDirectly did promise us an unconditional transfer. As a result, we added $300 to our transfer. I then spent $50 on wire mesh to fence the poultry house for security and ease of management. Finally, I purchased eighteen iron sheets to expand my home because we are expecting our first child. All of this would not have been possible if I had not received the financial assistance, for which I will be eternally grateful to GiveDirectly.