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Kiva
There's a slightly different twist on this theme called Kiva. It's a great twist on microcredit. Kiva does loans for entrepreneurs in the developing world. I think that if I was going to get involved in one of these ventures, I'd do Kiva first. I think that both are excellent ideas, though.