Back to business - Heru's comeback in Yogyakarta

For six years I have run a phone repair counter in Yogyakarta. In December, a storm that collapsed the roof took a soldering station and testing tools. I have no insurance, and the bank won't lend to me. Before that, my customers came every Monday, and I employed 3 people from the neighborhood. I have been out of business for 12 weeks. This business pays my children's school fees and rent. I have already started working from home in small ways, but I can't meet orders without proper equipment. Every contribution brings me closer to reopening, and I promise to post photos as I buy each item. Once I'm back on my feet I plan to hire back the people I had to let go. Where the $500 goes: • Replacing a soldering station and testing tools: $230 • Initial stock: replacement parts: $110 • Shop repairs and licensing: $50 • Working capital for the first month: $110 Every share and every dollar helps.