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Help A Family

Create Sustainable Income

Our Micro Enterprise Grant (MEGs) program makes it possible for parents of children with bleeding disorders or adults with bleeding disorders to improve their family incomes by investing in new or expanded small businesses.

Impact Stats

Since 2014, we have invested more than $310,000 to help over 300 people and families affected by bleeding disorders start or grow businesses and build financial stability.
outcomes we’ve supported & invested in:
  • Roadside juice stands
  • Taxi services
  • Inventory for grocery, electronic, fabric, clothing, cosmetic and mobile repair shops
  • Equipment for small restaurants and bakeries
  • Animals for dairy and meat production
This program is generously supported by:
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Read The 2025 Report
Get more insight into the seeds we’ve been helping to sow with our MEG program in different countries.
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Meet MEG Grant Recipients

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Benjamin

Benjamin began his journey with a two year apprenticeship, where he vigorously learned all aspects of the trade. By the time he graduated, he had become known in his neighborhood and church for being a tailor. Not only is Benjamin known for his skills, he is known as a proactive advocate for his bleeding disorder community. He is an active camp member and volunteers at local events. At only 21, he was ready to start his own business. Benjamin applied for a micro-enterprise grant to purchase the supplies needed to start his business, which he was awarded. Benjamin plans to give back to his community with the money earned from his business.

Our program partners in Nigeria posted this beautiful message:

“With this opportunity, he can now take his passion for sewing to the next level, creating beautiful designs and building a sustainable livelihood.

This is more than just a grant—it’s an investment in skill, independence, and a brighter future. A heartfelt thank you to our incredible partners, Save One Life, for making this possible. Your generosity is changing lives!”

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A Kind Message From Uganda

The Hemophilia Foundation of Uganda shared this lovely message in a report detailing the impact of 10 small businesses supported by our MEG program.

“A heartfelt thank you to Save One Life for their incredible support of our beneficiaries! Through their Micro-Grant Program, we’ve witnessed firsthand how these vital funds are empowering individuals living with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders to build sustainable livelihoods.

These grants are providing opportunities for skills development, business growth, and financial independence. We are truly grateful for Save One Life’s commitment to improving the quality of life for our beneficiaries.”

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Six Women MEG Recipients India

On her trip to India, Jenn met with six women who are all business owners in Davangere. These six women are Micro-Enterprise Grant recipients. We are so honored to have a vibrant community full of powerful women, starting their own businesses and taking care of their families!

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Siddharth

At Save One Life, we are honored to support individuals living with bleeding disorders and help them achieve their dreams. Siddharth, who lives in India with severe Hemophilia A, is a wonderful example of what is possible with opportunity and support from our global community.

After the tragic loss of his father, Siddharth’s family faced immense challenges. When he was in 10th grade, Siddharth became a Save One Life sponsorship recipient, which changed the course of his life. He received a micro-enterprise grant in 2020 to start his own business.

With this support, Siddharth was able to continue his education, start his own grocery business, and eventually complete an MBA in HR and Marketing. Today, he works as an HR Assistant and has built a home for his family, milestones he attributes to the support and guidance he received from Save One Life.

Siddharth’s journey from adversity to success reflects our mission: not only to save lives, but to empower individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders to thrive.

“Save One Life has truly been a beacon of light in my life. Your kindness, compassion, and commitment have given me not only financial stability but also self-respect, confidence, and a sense of purpose. You have transformed my journey from survival to success.”

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