Repaid & Forgiven Loans

NOTE: On September 17, 2015, all remaining outstanding loans (full and partially paid) were unilaterally forgiven by the founder of Lend4Health. Additionally, all remaining money in the Lend4Health account (from partial repayments from recipients, or refused/unclaimed repayments to lenders) was donated to the Thinking Mom's Revolution non-profit organization, TEAM TMR. The amount donated was $4,882.39. 

The founder of Lend4Health admits that she did not follow through on making partial repayments back to the lenders in the case of partially-repaid-then-defaulted loans, nor did she pursue robust debt collection from families who had stopped making repayments, or who had never made any repayments. (For clarification, ALL fully repaid loans WERE repaid to the original lenders.)

The founder of Lend4Health apologizes sincerely to the wonderful Lend4Health lender community for not holding up my end of the deal as I had promised. (Example: I had said that, if you loaned 5% of a loan that was later only partially repaid, you would get 5% of the repaid amount back. I also had said that I would send follow-up notices for 6 months after a loan had become due in order to pursue debt repayment. I did some followup, but I just didn't have the "heart" to be a debt collector.

It is my sincere hope, after much deep contemplation, that most of you will support my unilateral decision to pass these (your!) funds along to TEAM TMR so that you can "pay it forward" to help more kids. If you do not support this decision, I humbly ask for your forgiveness.

Thank you so much to everybody for supporting Lend4Health and for amazing (and humbling) me time and again with your generosity and enthusiasm while helping strangers. If you have any questions, please let me know at lend4health@gmail.com. I will keep this email address active for a while. Please accept my sincere thanks and good wishes for the future! --Tori



The following loans have been repaid or forgiven, either partially or in full. Loans are listed in chronological order by date of repayment or default. Click on a name to go to their page and read their story.

1. Charlie - 1st Loan (Tennessee, USA; $110)
2. Joshua - 1st Loan (Vermont, USA; $330)
3. Summer (Pennsylvania, USA; $497)
4. Carson (Florida, USA; $300)
5. Jonathan - 1st Loan (Florida, USA; $266)
6. Alani (California, USA; $491)
7. Sam B. (Ohio, USA; $131)
8. Julian (United Kingdom, $471)
9. Sawyrr - 1st Loan (Michigan, USA; $549)
10. Dazmen (Florida, USA; $494)
11. Delia (West Virginia, USA; $400)
12. Faustin (Illinois, USA; $155)
13. Brock (Michigan, USA; $1,074)
14. Charlie - 2nd Loan (Tennessee, USA; $961)
15. Avery & Anthony - 1st Loan (Mississippi, USA; $500)
16. Jordan (Illinois, USA; $494)
17. Justin (North Carolina, USA; $500)
18. Logan - 1st Loan (Florida, USA; $250)
19. Alec (New York, USA; $400)
20. Arthur - 1st Loan (Vermont, USA; $419)
21. Jason H. (California, USA; $330)
22. Tristen (Wisconsin, USA; $215)
23. Jaden O. - 1st Loan (Utah, USA; $388)
24. Sabrina (Massachusetts, USA; $610)
25. Olivia - 1st Loan (Florida, USA; $100)
26. Geoffrey (United Kingdom, $800)
27. Jeremy (Connecticut, USA; $400)
28. Adam (Virginia, USA; $1,014)
29. Alano (New York, USA; $60)
30. Mason (Pennsylvania, USA; $250)
31. Marcellus (Maryland, USA; $500)
32. Ethan D. (Massachusetts, USA; $625)
33. Arthur - 2nd Loan (Vermont, USA; $520)
34. Karen & Megan (Kansas, USA; $520)
35. Ethan & Alex (Wisconsin, USA; $1,250)
36. Ezekiel - 1st Loan (Texas, USA; $328)
37. Aydan B. - 1st Loan (California, USA; $500)
38. Lauren (California, USA; $494)
39. Logan - 2nd Loan (Florida, USA; $405)
40. Tatum (Tennessee, USA; $539)
41. Joshua - 2nd Loan (Vermont, USA; $140)
42. Gabriel & Christopher (Mississippi, USA; $1,200)
43. Salamander & Potatey (Massachusetts, USA; $550)
44. Jaden C. (Florida, USA; $2,720 [$2,445 of this was forgiven])
45. Levi K. (Vermont, USA; $758)
46. Irene (Florida, USA; $300)
47. Joseph T. (California, USA; $1,500)
48. Matthew G. (Louisiana, USA; $288 [$240 of this was forgiven])
49. Milo A. (California, USA; $650)
50. Raymond S. (California, USA; $500)
51. Sam S. (California, USA; $400)
52. Kostantinos (Florida, USA; $500 [$58 of this was forgiven])
53. Emily (Arizona, USA; $375)
54. Michael Z. (Oregon, USA; $500 [$417 of this was forgiven])
55. Zachary (Michigan, USA; $829)
56. Sevyn (Oregon, USA; $1,194)
57. Aaron (Michigan, USA; $250)
58. Jake (Virginia, USA; $570)
59. Sawyrr - 2nd Loan (Michigan, USA; $2,000)
60. Dylan L. (California, USA; $1,630)
61. Julian - 2nd Loan (Nevada, USA; $500)
62. Elisha & Ethan (California, USA; $810)
63. Brandon (New York, USA; $500) [forgiven in full]
64. McKinley (Michigan, USA; $480) [forgiven in full]
65. Jordan & Logan (Arizona, USA; $370)
66. Evan (Ohio, USA; $1,000) [$635 of this was forgiven]
67. Emre (Virginia, USA; $1,200)
68. Jonathan - 2nd Loan (Florida, USA; $475)
69. Logan T. (Illinois, USA; $1,200)
70. Ben (Ohio, USA; $1,200)