Kiva is Part of A New Pattern Language

Reblogged from Stephen C. Rose:

Kiva is part of a new pattern language. It is an alternative to "charity".

With Kiva you lend any amount -- I generally lend $25 -- to anyone anywhere in the world and she or he uses the money to set up or improve a small business. My $25 is added to other loans to make up a total of $1000 more or less -- enough to enable a good business move in Peru, Ukraine, Ghana or wherever you elect to send your loan.

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About Stephen C. Rose

Founder Editor Renewal Magazine, Chicago. World Council of Churches, Geneva Editor RISK. Albert Schweitzer Center, MA. UNICEF DOC NY, UNDP NY. Editor Choices. See also My Books (Above).
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One Response to Kiva is Part of A New Pattern Language

  1. Ted Torreson says:

    cool idea to help others

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