AMIT BISHT

Joined May 2020

₹1,500 is the amount invested.

AMIT’s Impact

Lives impacted

12

lives

AMIT's social investment has impacted 12 lives across states and collectives in India.

Collectives invested by AMIT:

Creative Entrepreneur

Retailpreneur

Agripreneur

Regional diversity

6

states

AMIT has invested in 6 states across different collectives in India.

States invested by AMIT:

Bihar

Karnataka

Odisha

Nagaland

Maharashtra

Rajasthan

Days of Livelihood created

22

days

AMIT has facilitated 22 days of livelihood for investees helping their ends meet.

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First time borrowers

10

borrowers

AMIT has invested in 10 first time borrowers and enabled them to start building credit histories.

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Witness your impact

AMIT’s Investees

Savita Devi

Jehanabad, Bihar

Support Savita expand her animal husbandry and save money towards her dream home.

Desi Trust

Bangalore, Karnataka

Invest in Desi Trust to make them ready for the upcoming Diwali sales.

Oyah Lasuh

Kohima, Nagaland

Support Oyah to renovate and stock-up her store to attract more customers.

Basamma G

Yadagir, Karnataka

Basamma wants to invest in labour, seeds and pesticides for the upcoming cultivation season.

Koshalya Devi

Tonk, Rajasthan

Needs essential seeds, fertilizers, and equipment for agriculture,

Budhabari Nayak

Nabarangpur, Odisha

Needs essential seeds, fertilizers, and equipment for agriculture,

Prem Bai

Tonk, Rajasthan

Prem Bai needs credit to cultivate Moong Dhal in the new season.

Varsha Yadneshwarrao Mainde

Yavatmal, Maharashtra

Varsha needs to make arrangements for the Rabi season.

Guddi Devi

ALWAR, Rajasthan

Guddi Devi wishes to purchase a buffalo to add to her herd.

Usha Devi

Nawada, Bihar

Support Usha Devi buy a cow and expand her business.

Asu Tetso

Kohima, Nagaland

Give wings to Asu's ambition of expanding her retail business.

Priyanka Kumari

Nawada, Bihar

Priyanka Kumari needs to begin the sowing season.

Desi Trust

Bangalore, Karnataka

Invest in Desi Trust to support the handloom workers survive the pandemic