Anoud

Anoud, a 35-year-old Jordanian divorced mother of two, is a resilient and resourceful woman dedicated to building a better future for her children. Working part-time at a print house, Anoud has faced financial challenges but remains determined to improve her circumstances and provide a stable life for her family.

Motivated by her desire to support her children and inspired by the potential to address a need in her community, Anoud launched a small home-based thrift clothing business. She carefully selects second-hand garments that are both affordable and of high quality, ensuring her customers can access stylish and practical clothing options without overspending.

Anoud’s commitment to offering value and her keen eye for fashion have earned her a loyal customer base within her neighborhood. Her business has become more than just a source of income—it is a way for her to connect with her community and empower others by making thrift clothing a viable and appealing option.

To meet the growing demand and diversify her offerings, Anoud is seeking a 400 JOD loan. With this loan, she plans to expand her inventory, introducing a broader range of styles, sizes, and seasonal items to better cater to her customers’ needs.

Anoud dreams of transforming her home-based business into a thriving thrift store named after her daughter.