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fund her future ALLEVIATE POVERTY AROUND THE GLOBE WHERE DOES THE 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 MILLION Authorized to microfinance organizations Disbursed 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 HTAY WHOLEPLANETFOUNDATION.ORG *From 2006–2018. Currency amounts expressed in U.S. dollars. Printed with vegetable inks on 100% post-consumer recycled paper. 2019 © Whole Foods Market, IP, L.P. THANK YOU FOR Y OUR GENEROSITY 97% Repayment Rate $179 Average First Loan 88% Women Clients 17 MILLION Opportunities to Prosper DONATE TODAY

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Page 1: TODAY WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO? FUNDS …...Small loans provide microentrepreneurs the opportunity to create or expand home-based businesses that will generate income for their families

fund herfuture

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

HTAY

WHOLEPLANETFOUNDATION.ORG

*From 2006–2018. Currency amounts expressed in U.S. dollars.

Printed with vegetable inks on 100% post-consumer recycled paper. 2019 © Whole Foods Market, IP, L.P.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY

97% Repayment Rate

$179 Average First Loan

88% Women Clients

17MILLION

Opportunities to Prosper

DONATE TODAY

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austin boston charlotte des moineshouston indianapolis los angeles miami newark new orleansnew york omahaphoenixsalt lake citysan diego san francisco san joseseattle: potential project

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