GDLive Newsfeed
We check in with people at each stage of the cash transfer process to see how things are going. Take a look at some of their stories as they appear here in real-time. Learn more about how recipients opt in to share their stories.
Chris's family
access_time 2 years ago
Chris received a $276 second payment.
"Give Directly has bless us with unconditional cash to improve our lives, but they don't receive gifts from us. Thanks again GD."
Mariamu's family
access_time 2 years ago
Mariamu received a $27 second payment.
Nyevu's family
access_time 2 years ago
Nyevu received a $27 second payment.
Rehema's family
access_time 2 years ago
Rehema received a $27 second payment.
Charo's family
access_time 2 years ago
Charo received a $27 second payment.
Mary's family
access_time 2 years ago
Mary received a $276 second payment.
"I have bought cement and paid labourers to plaster my house and fix all the bad areas. I have also sent some money to my children in the city to pay their school fees."
Lucy's family
access_time 2 years ago
Lucy received a $276 second payment.
"Everything GiveDirectly does is good. Helping the needy and widows like me means so much and I couldn't be more grateful. There's nothing I know they don't do well."
Margrat's family
access_time 2 years ago
Margrat received a $276 second payment.
"My goal is to build a new house with this transfer. I have lived in a thatch house for a very long time and if I don't change that with this transfer then it might aswell never change."
Sunday's family
access_time 2 years ago
Sunday received a $276 second payment.
"I didn't think of building a zinc house prior to receiving this transfer but now I think I too deserve some comfort and I'm working on it. I want to have my own house."
Linda's family
access_time 2 years ago
Linda received a $276 second payment.
"GiveDirectly is God sent. I say this because people like us who didn't have any hope whatsoever of living a better life can now boast of having something to show. GiveDirectly does everything well and I don't know of what they don't do well."