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ALLEVIATE POVERTY AROUND THE GLOBE
WHERE DOESTHE MONEY
COME FROM?*
3.1 MILLION
Microcredit Loans Funded
$43.1 MILLION From Whole Foods Market customers
$30 MILLION From Whole Foods Market
$11.9 MILLION From Whole Foods Market
suppliers
$9.5 MILLION From Whole Foods Market
team members
$1.5 MILLION From corporate donors
$1.4 MILLION From individual donors
$147,000 From events
FUNDS HER FUTURE
THANK YOU TO 2019’S TOP DONOR PARTNERS
Whole Planet Foundation works to alleviate poverty in communities where Whole Foods Market sources products:
WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?*
$73 MILLION$84 MILLIONAuthorized to
microfinance organizationsDisbursed to
microfinance organizations
Htay is a client of Whole Planet Foundation’s Myanmar partner, BRAC’s new Natogyi branch, which just started disbursing funds in January 2017 with capital from Whole Planet Foundation. She used to work as a day laborer, weaving baskets. However, with her first microcredit loan, she invested 200,000 Myanmar Kyat (≈$148) to buy raw materials from Mandalay to start her own business. Typically, she can weave five plastic market bags a day and then sell them in the local market for 2,000 MMK/$1.50 (small ones), 2,500 MMK/$1.85 (medium) and 3,500 MMK/$2.60 (large).
Photo courtesy of Whole Planet Foundation’s Daniel Zoltani
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY
97% Repayment Rate
$179 Average First Loan
88% Women Clients
17MILLION
Opportunities to Prosper
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puerto rico
PROJECTS IN THE U.S.
ALLE
VIATES POVERTY
around the g
lobe
100%DONATIONOF YOUR
SMALL AND MIGHTY
Microcredit loans are small—the average first loan is $179—and they do not require formal
collateral or a formal contract. Small loans provide microentrepreneurs the opportunity to create or
expand home-based businesses that will generate income for their families. When these funds are
repaid, they remain in the borrower’s community to generate additional loans.
CELEBRATING YOUR GENEROSITY
Whole Foods Market covers all operating costs for Whole Planet Foundation. When you donate
to Whole Planet Foundation, 100% of your contribution goes directly to microlending programs dedicated
to alleviating poverty worldwide.
Thank you.
ALLEVIATING POVERTY WORLDWIDE WHERE WHOLE FOODS MARKET SOURCES PRODUCTS
OUR MISSION
We alleviate global poverty by funding microcredit in communities that supply
Whole Foods Market stores with products. Our focus is on women in the developing
world, where a small loan can help a very poor entrepreneur build a home-based business so she can create a better life for her family.
argentina
bolivia
costa rica
dominican republic
madagascar
timor-lesteindonesia
ethiopia
somaliland
ghana togo
benin
cameroon
côte d’ivoire
burkina faso
sierra leone
liberia
burundi
nigeria
zimbabwe
mozambique
zambia
democratic republicof the congo
israel lebanon
palestinian territories
guatemala
honduras
india
sri lanka
kenya
mexico
nepal
bangladesh
egypt
bhutan
cambodia
myanmar
nicaragua
pakistan
peru
rwanda
tanzania
malawi
thegambia
guinea
senegal
scotland
laos
thailand
philippines
china
mongolia
vietnam
turkey
ukraine
macedonia
uganda
south africa
united states
canada
haiti
paraguay
uruguay
brazil
chile
ecuador
colombiael salvador
morocco
tunisia
authorized program countries
new projects in development
samoa
tonga
fijisolomon islands
vanuatu
panama
namibia
afghanistan