Hussam and his wife, Baraa, have already built a customer base with their current equipment and simply required an extra boost to purchase raw materials, fulfil orders, and develop their business, thereby turning their efforts into a more stable and sustainable livelihood. They received funds to purchase paper stock, packaging cartons, and a cutting machine for stickers and making gift boxes. It is such a blessing being a part of a meaningful opportunity to help a young family stand on their own feet through their own work. God bless!

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SyriaPaper Cups – Hussam & Baraa
Hussam and his wife, Baraa, have already built a customer base with their current equipment and simply required an extra boost to purchase raw materials, fulfil orders, and develop their business, thereby turning their efforts into a more stable and sustainable livelihood. They received funds to purchase paper stock, packaging cartons, and a cutting machine […]
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Painting – Rami
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Cowpeas farming – Hadi
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