The World Economic Forum’s Global Social Mobility Index and How We Can Take Action
Recognizing that the relationship between a country’s income inequality and its social mobility score on The World Economic Forum’s…
Here’s how countries might actually reach the UN sustainable development goals
We are students behind Kiva Club who work toward reducing and eliminating poverty by increasing financial inclusion and diversity…
Hempfield Kiva Has Loaned $10,500 to Kiva Borrowers
The students at Hempfield High School’s Kiva Club have loaned $10,500 through Kiva to people making better lives.
International Women’s Day
Kiva lenders funded six million dollars in loans to over 16 thousand women around the world on International Women’s…
Grand Central Bagel Cafe Supports Entrepreneurship While Fighting Poverty
The owner of Grand Central Cafe Bagel Cafe in Centerville (Lancaster, PA), knows a thing or two about starting…
Fifty Becomes 5,000 When Hempfield Teen Dedicates Spare Dollars to Stamp Out Poverty
One Hempfield High School teen turns $50 into $5,000 for entrepreneurs around the world who need funding by loaning…
Kiva Invites Lenders to Be the Spark That Changes the World
Be the Spark. Kiva.org is celebrating a decade of lending. 1.8 million people around the world have made a…
Clay Water Brick by Jessica Jackley Cofounder of Kiva
If you have the spirit of an entrepreneur, heart of a social disruptor, hand of a poverty fighter…
Data Visualization of Six Years of Kiva Loans
Watch the points of loan shares move from lenders to borrowers to repayment of lenders.
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Lending through Kiva involves risk of principal loss. Kiva does not guarantee repayment or offer a financial return on your loan. Currently, Kiva Borrowers repay 96.8% of loans in full.