Category: Client Stories

SA PAGAALAGA NG BABOY, ASENSO’Y TULOY-TULOY   “Ang mga pinakikinabangan, kailangan pakisamahan, bigyan ng konswelo” (Those who were helpful should be treated well and given consideration.”)   Milagros Torrano of Quezon province has been a member of the TSPI Kabuhayan Program group under the TSPI Candelaria branch for more than 15 years. With an initial loan P5,000, she went into the buy-and-sell of hogs. Her current loan is P50,000.               This farmer’s wife with seven children used to be … Continue reading “Milagros Torrano”

DETERMINADO SA PAG-ASENSO   “Iukol mo sa Panginoon ang iyong mga gawa, at ang iyong mga panukala ay magiging matatag.”  (Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plan)  – Proverbs 16:3                                                                                                                 Susana Babalcon, of Villa Carmen, Ramon, Isabela, joined TSPI Kabuhayan (group lending) Program on January 16, 2015.  From a starting loan of P10, 000 loan, she is currently entrusted with P30, 000.                   Nanay Susana used to run a sari-sari store and … Continue reading “Susana Babalcon”

HINDI NAGKAMALI SA SAWALI  “Magtrabaho ka lang…Nakikita naman ng Panginoon kung gusto mong umangat sa buhay.” (“Keep working…the Lord sees your desire for a better life.”) Gemma M. Austria has been a member of the TSPI Maunland Program since 2016. She took out a P100, 000 loan from the TSPI Lingayen Branch, and used it as additional capital for her sawali manufacturing/dealership business. Nanay gemma learned the trade at a young age, her parents being employed in a sawali factory. … Continue reading “Gemma M. Austria”

Matamis na Pagpapala Mula sa Ampalaya   “Dapat unahin si Lord at gagawa ka din, mag-ipon para sa pangarap.” (“God should be first and you should also do your part, save for your dream”) Nibukadrizad R. Gutierrez, or Tatay Nebu, 63, is a microentrepreneur from Candelaria, Quezon, joined the TSPI Kabuhayan Program (TKP) group lending program in 2005. Seven years later, he moved up to TSPI Maunlad (individual lending) Program.                   Among Gutierrez’s fondest childhood memories were tagging along … Continue reading “Nibukadrizad R. Gutierrez”