For Muhammad Shareef, a 47-year-old father, life has become extremely tough as he leaves his house to fight poverty each day. It is not only hard for Shareef to manage the household expenses on his own but the possibility of earning a sustainable income seems far fetched. Shareef dreams of providing his kids with the basic necessities of life without having to worry about it on daily basis. Currently, Shareef drives a motorcycle rickshaw part time in Bahawalnagar to meet the necessary expenses of his household and also runs his small general store at his home. However, his income still remains limited. Shareef's wife also contributes to the household income by stitching clothes and at home. Sadly, Shareef and his family live in a cemented and muddy house where the washrooms and kitchen are uncovered. Due to extreme poverty, Shareef could not renovate his house therefore the hygienic conditions remain poor. He is mostly worried about his children's healthcare. Often times Shareef goes through extreme financial tensions but he is dedicated to send his children to school. Currently, 2 of his 4 children attend school but he wants to earn enough money to continue to send his children to school and also save for their future education. Shareef reached Seed Out to counter the financial troubles. He has requested a micro-loan of $216 from Seed Out to expand his inventory at the general store to increase his sales and overall income. He will be able to provide a better livelihood to his family and in future also spend money to renovate his house to improve the hygiene conditions.