
So only one month away from our move to Malawi one of our financial backers has pulled out on us.
It sucks.
A bunch.
But we might (probably?) will make it happen anyway.
The number of hurdles involved in doing this kind of thing is mind boggling. You hear about the frustrations from other people but (as usual) doing it yourself is a whole different ballgame. If we manage to pull it off, my sympathy for business owners who feel entitled to their profits will have improved markedly. Making a business work ain't no joke, and we haven't even really started yet.
So we may have to ask the current owners of the business to do some kind of financing option. After months of telling them that we have the all money, that will be embarrassing.
Cest' la vie.
If I were writing a donor funded "end of project" report, I'd already have a very long list of "lessons learned."

Sorry to hear the bad news. USAID Malawi offers some grants to non-profit organizations in the country. So you might want to check them out. If you've never gotten a grant from them before, there's a special grant you can be eligible for. The theme changes year to year, but I'm guessing your work could fall under multiple themes.
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