Ameer Hamza, a 48-year-old father is tired of fighting poverty every day in the city of Bahawalnagar. Throughout his life, it has been a challenge for Ameer to earn a sustainable and sufficient amount of income. At the current stage of his life, being a father of three, it is his responsibility to provide basic necessities to his children in any way possible. Ameer worked hard all his life, firstly as a door to door salesperson of medicines and then in a medical store for 14 years consecutively. The problem of earning an insufficient income always persisted for Ameer. Now a year ago, he started his own grocery store with a small investment but when expenses increased, profits proved to be less. He wants to expand the inventory of his grocery store so that he does not have to worry about his children's education. Ameer reached Seed Out after much financial struggles and requested a micro-loan of $216. He wants to increase the number of items in his grocery store from this loan. This increase in inventory will lead to better sales and improved income for Ameer. Therefore, financial situation of his family will improve leading to a better livelihood of his family.