J.P. Kloninger is the Program Manager for Whole Planet Foundation’s North America microfinance portfolio and Team Member Giving. He previously served as Program Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, and as Administrator of Finance and Business Analysis. A native Californian who grew up in Costa Rica, J.P. has diverse experience with microfinance in the developing world and the U.S.; food and technology import and export; sales and marketing; food production and agricultural engineering; and more.
Stacy’s Pita Chips is a repeat annual donor to Whole Planet Foundation in order to make a difference for the world’s poorest people who are ready to lift up themselves and their families through microcredit and the chance to start or expand a business. Stacy’s Pita Chips was founded by a woman entrepreneur, so the brand is inspired to provide opportunities for other women in the United States and around the globe. Eighty-eight percent of microcredit clients supported by Whole Planet Foundation are women, since women are the most marginalized from traditional financial systems.
Seventh Generation donates to Whole Planet Foundation to fund microloans for the world’s poorest people - mostly women - living in communities where Whole Foods Market sources products. How does it work?
Daniel Zoltani has supported the Foundation's mission since 2008, has lived in six countries around the world since then, and is now based in Austin, Texas. He leads Whole Planet Foundation’s team of Regional Directors based in the field around the globe, driving programmatic strategy.
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Daniel Zoltani has supported the Foundation's mission since 2008, has lived in six countries around the world since then, and is now based in Austin, Texas. He leads Whole Planet Foundation’s team of Regional Directors based in the field around the globe, driving programmatic strategy.
