WCCN is proud to announce its selection for the ImpactAssets 50® 2026 (IA 50), marking the organization’s sixth inclusion in the IA 50 and its second consecutive year on the Fund Managers List.

When we met Mirna, she was preparing her chicken coop for the next cycle. Just six months into her poultry business, she now raises 100 chickens every seven weeks—selling them locally and building steady income for her family. With a $900 microloan from WCCN partner COOPHEL, Mirna was able to get started, buy a motorcycle to manage deliveries, and access essential healthcare for her family through COOPHEL’s mobile clinic.

Hilda's dream is to continue growing her business, to create more jobs for women in her community, and to keep building a better future for her children.

Josefa and Andres are a married couple, both 44 years old, living in a rural community called Zaragoza in Tecpán, Guatemala. For years, they worked harvests on other people’s farms in their community, paid by the hour and moving from field to field without knowing if there would be work the next day.

Isabel migrated from Nicaragua to Costa Rica with her young son and parents, seeking safety and a fresh start. With a $1,000 microloan from MiCrédito, she began growing watermelons to support her family.