Having a new house constructed has been my goal before recieving this transfer. When I received the first transfer, my wife and I decided that we should build a new and decent house for us to live in. The house I am currently in with my family while constructing the new one has just two rooms which my wife and I sleep in one and the children sleep in the other. As seeing, this new house has four rooms that are well spacial. I thank GiveDirectly for giving me this amount of money from which I am able to build a house that I had dreamed of long since my youth days. I could not have achieved this goal just from cassava farm making.

Having a program like this especially with cash involve and not having no governmental influence is excellent and unbelievable. GiveDirectly does well by not allowing government or political institutions to have influence in its workings. In this way, the organization working is fair and independent. Absolutely nothing I have seen wrong that GiveDirectly is doing.

Through the my first payment I was able to buy two bundles of zinc fifteen thousand Liberian dollars (15,000LD) for each bundle. With the next payment I bought two additional bundles of zinc and two cartoons of nails. The most recent transfer was used to buy cement bags, planks and pay for workmanship. I am grateful for this wonderful opportunity from GiveDirectly and I am going to make a maximum use of it to better the living conditions of my household.

Huge of my transfer was spent on my house project, while some was use for provision for the house. I'm thinking about completing my house project. I even went to start a small business that will help me and my family. I just got through with my children tuition.some of my transfer was spent on my farms hugely.

GiveDirectly as a NGO in Liberia that is helping us in Rivercesse. I have not seeing anything bad from them as an NGO in Liberia. They are very transparent in theirs work as a NGO. They don't discriminate between people in their program.I have not observe any bad thing that they have done for now.

Huge of my transfer was spent on my farms process .I'm highly engaging in farming to survive. i paid people to help me brush my farms,because i went to make a very large farm.little amount was also use on the the children tuition for this academic year.

The first time I received my transfer it was like a dream to me. I was so happy about this programs that GiveDirectly is doing in Liberia. I was only living on farming to survive but with the help of GiveDirectly. I'm going to build a new house with zinc and cement. I was on my way to my farms when I received this money from GiveDirectly. I will paid my children schools fees and buy them their schools material. I bought three (3)bundles of zinc with fews bags of cement. I went to improve my house condition from this to a better one. I'm awaiting my next transfer to come so that i can finish with this project.

The biggest difference in my life is that I'm doing a new business. My family can now eat good food because of this money that i received from GiveDirectly. All of my children schools fees are now paid they all are in schools now. My wife is focusing on our business that is helping us a lot. My children too are happy because they all are in schools with their friends I'm not just focusing on farming again to survive. I will manage this money so that after this programs, i will not find it very difficult in getting food for my family

My most recent transfer that I received from GiveDirectly. I paid all my children schools fees and also buy them some schools material. I buy them all their Christmas clothes and new years. I paid for one phone for my big daughter that is going in Buchanan city. I'm going to be able now to build a new house with zinc and cement. My wife can now prepared good meal for me and my children. I'm even thinking about starting a small business that will help me. I know very well that GiveDirectly will not be here forever. I will engage in business so that after this programs my family will not suffer again.