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Yes, I had previous goals. My previous goals have been building a new house. The previous house that I am living in is seriously damage. When I receive my transfer from Givedirectly, I'd used portion of the money to buy enough building materials like zinc, nails, other materials that can almost complete my house. The remaining portion of the money, I divided it to be able to pay the workers that will be building my future house. I decided to save the remaining portion of the money for future used just incase there is emergency.

In my opinion, I believe that GiveDirectly does well by visiting every deserving households in our village or town and determining their eligibility during the enrolment process. I believe that they were fair enough during the process. If there is anything that is not done well by GiveDirectly, I have no idea of such but to just say thanks for the help given me.

My family and I have been living in a deplorable house for over long periods of time. I have not been able to renovate the house or build new one because of my financial status. When I receive my recent transfer from Givedirectly, I decided to use it on building materials. I am building a new house because I do not want to live in the old house like before with my family. The remaining portion of the transfer, I am saving it for business purpose because I don't want to go out of cash and live poorly like before.

I have been living in a deplorable house that leaks every rainy season. The condition of my house have made me so uncomfortable until I do not really know what to do about it. I wanted to build a new house but I had no money. I think God he made it possible for me GiveDirectly came in and I was enrolled on it's program and I became a beneficiary of the unconditional cash transfer program. I divided my transfer into two portions. The first portion is goes towards my house project while the second transfer is being used for my daughter who is in the 12grade tuitions to give her a better future.

I have been living for long time. From President Doe time till now, this is my first time to see such thing happening to me or even our whole town. I think within myself that GiveDirectly have done very much well by reaching out to every deserving households in various communities and determining eligibility during the enrolment process. Therefore, I have not been able to see anything that is not done well by GiveDirectly. All I really want to say to GiveDirectly is thank you very very much giving me such amount of money to improve my life and my daughter's life.

My most recent transfer has been spend on my house project and my daughter in the 12grade tuitions. I divided the transfer from Givedirectly into two portions. My house project is what the first portion went towards. The second portion went towards my daughter tuition to give her a better life.

I was sitting outside my house when I received the message and started laughing.I couldn't believe what I was seeing. It was like a dream to me. My family and I live in a deplorable house. I've always wanted to renovate our house but couldn't afford the funds.It is very shameful and embarrassing. Thanks to GiveDirectly I am fully prepared to build a new house. My family and I have been eating cassava often than rice because of poverty. Therefore, I am so glad to be a part of this life changing opportunity.

The biggest difference in my daily life is positive changes. Difficulties in life have made us to go through a lot of suffering. If you don't have money you won't be able to provide for you and your family. I have been living in a thatch house from my youth days till now. It has been worrisome.I am about to build a new house and the roof will be zinc.

As head of the family and not been able to take full responsibility of your family is very painful. Receiving transfers from GiveDirectly will change our standards of living greatly. I bought two bundles of colourful zinc which cost thirty two thousands Liberian Dollars. I sent two thousand Liberian Dollars to my oldest daughter in Monrovia for her tuitions. I also bought one bag of rice and some other food items.Cassava have been our daily meals due to difficulties in life. I'm so thankful to be part of this program.