“We are grateful and enormously blessed by the support — financial, in learning, and emotional.”
Yuri Milena Cruz Guerra
Beneficiary
It isn't for lack of effort — it's lack of liquidity. Hundreds of friends co-fund a stable income for entrepreneurial mothers — and they build their own way out.
We tracked how they invested it. On average, this is where it went:
*DANE · 2024
*DANE · 2024
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What if the problem isn't the people, but the trap? The results are revealing.
Share of national income.
Gini 0.551 — one of the most unequal countries in the world.
That's why those of us who have the most can tip the scale. If giving a small amount each month won't break you, you're higher up than you think. That's your power: at the top, $60,000 COP is almost nothing; at the bottom, pooled among friends, it changes a life.
Source · DANE 2024 · World Bank
National figures for Colombia. Our pilot starts in Medellín.
Source: DANE — Monetary poverty in Colombia, 2024It's called basic income: cash that families invest, not waste. Namibia, Finland, Canada and the world's largest study confirm it — with measured results.
You give a recurring amount each month. No conditions, full transparency.
Your contribution joins hundreds of committed friends in one fund.
A female head of household receives a stable monthly income to build her business.
They generate their own income and break the poverty trap.
“We are grateful and enormously blessed by the support — financial, in learning, and emotional.”
Yuri Milena Cruz Guerra
Beneficiary
“Thanks to your help I feel accompanied and heard. I see that we are not alone on this difficult road.”
Sandra Lucía Palacio Montoya
Beneficiary
“Thank you for such a big contribution to each of us. It truly changes our lives.”
Juliana Marcela Mosquera Vargas
Beneficiary
“Poverty comes from a lack of opportunities; when they arrive, you have to seize them to get ahead.”
Deyis Aidec Ruiz Beleño
Beneficiary
The fair doubts, head-on. Every answer rests on the evidence and on our own results.
Global evidence and our own pilot say otherwise: they invest it. Across 53 mothers, it went to groceries, their businesses, savings and their children's education.
The laziness myth doesn't hold: they work as much or more, now with a plan. Among our beneficiaries, unemployment fell from 59.5% to 18.9%.
Cash is the fishing rod — and they know which rod they need. Beyond the income we add mentoring, training and support circles.
It's the opposite of paternalism: we trust their judgment instead of deciding for them. It's not a gift; it's the cushion that lets them stop firefighting and start building.
Every peso with a clear destination: 65% reaches them, 35% runs the operation — and that 35% drops as more of us join. As a member you see your mother and her progress.
Poverty has a woman's face: 36.1% of poor households depend on a woman alone. Supporting a mother multiplies the impact across her whole family.
When you give, you deserve to know where it goes. Here's how we split it today:
65% · For the women
Cash transfers, training, solidarity circles, and impact monitoring.
35% · Running the foundation
Management team, legal, technology platform, and communications. The minimum to operate well and stay accountable.
And this split isn't fixed. As more people join, the 35% for management goes down and a growing share reaches them directly. A foundation needs structure to run and be accountable — our commitment is to keep it sustainable with maximum efficiency, never at the women's expense.
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