My current primary goal is to build a house once I get some money. I created this aim after realizing that termites had destroyed the poles of my house, indicating that the structure would not last long enough to accommodate me. I want to do this assignment before the year is through using some savings from my occasional work.

GiveDirectly does a decent job of guaranteeing beneficiary equity in the areas in which it works. By giving all potential recipients equal chances, it also combats prejudice. Its initiative offers assistance to every community member. Participants in the program report a considerable increase in their quality of life.

I sat down after receiving the second transfer to determine how to allocate money according to priority metrics. After giving it some thought, I decided to allocate a larger portion of the funds toward my daughter's college expenses, who had gotten a calling letter following the completion of her form four exams. So I spent $300 to make sure she joins and fits in properly. I spent another $100 on two goats as a potential investment after that. Since I rely on charcoal burning, which is insufficient to meet the family's demands, I utilized the remaining money to purchase some food for my household.

I had an odd anxiety when I woke up on that fateful day. My phone was at the charging station because it did not have power. When I queried my neighbors about the ululations I had heard, they informed me that they had just received their first transfer from GiveDirectly. I went to get my phone from the charging station, and when I turned it on, a text message informed me that I had also received my transfer. I leaped about in ecstasy, my heart bursting with happiness. I was joined by my daughter for the celebrations. We all had bright smiles on our faces and were grinning from ear to ear.

The biggest impact the money has had on my life is that I was able to pay off a sizable debt owed by my daughter for unpaid school fees. I used to spend my sleepless nights worrying about how to make the most money and pay off this enormous debt, but now that I have the transfers, I am relieved and filled with the peace of mind knowing that my daughter will learn uninterrupted. I am thankful for the chance to rest and improve my health because after receiving the transfers, I took a break from the difficult and time-consuming task of selling charcoal. This allowed me to temporarily regain my energy before going back to my regular job.

I spent a significant portion of my initial transfer, of $400, on paying my daughter's college tuition. I had previously struggled with selling charcoal, which pays very little, and I couldn't pay all of my daughter's bills. This was a huge relief for me. My daughter's uninterrupted education is something I am very happy about. I also feel more at ease now that I don't have to worry about paying my daughter's tuition. In addition, I spent $50 on a goat that will serve as a future investment. I'll have something to fall back on in an emergency and can use the money to take care of my issues. I then bought food for my family and myself with the remaining $10,000. We had enough food for my family to eat, so I took a break from the arduous task of selling charcoal. I am appreciative of the money because it changed my life at a time when I was having trouble supporting my family.