how raderco gives back
RaderCo aims to lift everyone up, especially those in politically or economically disadvantaged countries. Read on to discover how we do it and why we chose to support these organizations and companies.
We loan money to women business owners in the Philippines, Kenya, Ghana, and Mexico because of RaderCo's ties to each country. Loans have covered money for extra inventory to grow a business, purchase livestock and feed, or improve infrastructure. We also lend for human rights and dignity causes like dental surgery and toilets.
A mother's love for her kids is immeasurable, which is why helping women, especially in my country, is extra special for me. My mom's struggle after my father died was not easy, so I am happy to be a part of RaderCo to help mothers who work hard for their families.
iWorker is a virtual assistant service co-founded by a Venezuelan immigrant. iWorker's mission is unique: to help compassionate entrepreneurs hire talented remote workers from countries in crisis.
One of only two virtual assistant/professional agencies RaderCo recommends, iWorker hires only 3.5% of applicants, and all have college degrees. At rates starting at $5.99 an hour, their professionals can make a great living and ensure they get paid in countries with a high incidence of corruption.
We've had two successful iWorker sourced team members – one with a graduate degree in marketing and another who was an accountant. Learn more about iWorker by clicking the link below. Sign up and receive your first week free!
Virtual Latinos was started by Jaime Nacach, who employs virtual professionals and assistants from Latin America. They hire only 5% of applicants and have one of the best onboarding processes I've found when hiring a virtual assistant. They are fully bilingual and have one of the lowest ghosting rates (crazy that it's even a statistic!).
RaderCo has had a highly-skilled Virtual Latino assistant help with our marketing while working on her master's degree in Human Resources and Learning and Development.
Learn more about Virtual Latinos by clicking the link below.
As the founder of a certified woman-owned small business, helping women in disadvantaged communities have access to opportunities from which I have so readily benefited is a priority for RaderCo and me. Much of what allows me to be where I am today is circumstance. By hiring through vetted, value-aligned organizations and financing others through Kiva, I actively strive to make a more significant impact on our world, business-to-business, woman-to-woman, one woman at a time.
