Meet the makers.
Every one of them is saving for something bigger.
Getting there is the hard part.
- VALENTINE
- YELLA
- ROSE
- EUNICE
- BELLA
- AHRON
- ABBY
- AGNES
FIRST, A FACT
One person's pay feeds a whole family.
In many homes, one salary has to cover many people. Our makers carry that.
A wage does not stay a wage.
It becomes food, rent, medicine and school fees for parents, brothers and sisters, in the same week it arrives.
Studying is billed in one large sum.
A term or a course has to be paid in full before you are allowed to start.
Emergencies do not wait.
A hospital bill is paid that same week, out of whatever money is in the house.
That is why young people in Kenya cannot save on their own.
There is always something the money is needed for first.
ONE MONTH'S PAY, JUST ARRIVED
ONE INCOME FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
SO HERE IS WHAT WE DO
How every HAKI maker gets paid.
EVERY SHILLING A MAKER EARNS
YELLA'S MASTER'S DEGREE0%
Paid out
straight away
0%
Protected
for their own plan
It is their own money the whole time. HAKI keeps it somewhere it cannot be spent on something else first, so it is still there when they need it.
AND HERE THEY ARE
Eight people, one studio, eight plans.
Now you know who made it.
See the collection
Valentine
Finishing her social work diploma.
Yella
A master's degree.
Rose
Her next semester.
Eunice
Her own business.
Bella
Food and day to day costs while she studies.
Ahron
His degree and HR certification.
Abby
Finishing her degree, then a master's.
Agnes
A master's degree.