SANa4all is a carefully chosen name and logo for our microcredit program for the families of our AAL. “SAN” stands for Stichting 4all, and “Sana” means “wish” in the sense of hope or desire. The number 4 symbolizes “for everyone.” It is inspired by the expression “Sana all,” a popular wish in the Philippines meaning “wishes for everyone.” The foundation’s logo is yellow and depicts an image of a house, a family, and a piggy bank in the shape of a pig, symbolizing saving.

We have already helped five families with microcredit. One of these families is that of Mrs. I.P., a mother of three children, who lost her husband in an accident in 2014. They live in the Visayas region. Additionally, we have supported five mothers in Mindoro with different talents:

1. Mother 1 is a single mother who takes care of her three children and runs a Sari-Sari store.
   
   
2. Mother 2 makes peanut butter and sells fresh vegetables and other regional products.
   
   
3. Mother 3 makes coco jam and atchara and comes from a large family.
   
   
4. Mother 4 cooks and sells street food near a high school.
   
   
5. Mother 5 sews sportswear. Together with her two adult children, they sell door-to-door, but during bad weather, they have no income.