Projects
Events
Impact Events & Fundraising Campaigns
Running Miles for Meals
Assistance to Makoni Old People’s Home (Zimbabwe) & House of Hope (South Africa)
Running Miles for Meals is a fundraising initiative dedicated to providing food support to vulnerable elderly residents and disadvantaged children. The programme mobilizes individuals and partners to contribute toward meal provision and essential supplies for Makoni Old People’s Home in Zimbabwe and House of Hope in South Africa.
Organized by the Hartzell Class of ’81 Charity Foundation and led by Dr. Ralph Nhiwatwa, the initiative emphasizes transparency, accountability, and cross-border solidarity. Contributions are directed toward improving nutrition and daily living conditions for beneficiaries.
By combining community participation with practical support, Running Miles for Meals reinforces the importance of dignity, compassion, and collective responsibility in addressing basic needs.
The Purpose Path Organization Fundraising Braai
The Purpose Path Organization Fundraising Braai was a community-centered fundraising event held on 29 November 2025 at Chisipiti United Methodist Church in Harare. The initiative aimed to raise financial support for less privileged children and vulnerable institutions in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Beneficiaries included Fairfield Orphanage (Mutare), Nyadire Children’s Home (Nyadire), and House of Hope Children’s Home (South Africa), among others. The event brought together families, partners, and community members through a shared experience of food, music, and fellowship. Beyond fundraising, the braai strengthened community solidarity and awareness around social responsibility, reinforcing the organization’s commitment to supporting vulnerable populations through collective action and compassionate engagement.
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TPP focuses on providing educational support, raising awareness on violence, and implementing empowerment programs for vulnerable children and youth.
Currently, TPP operates across Harare Province, with plans to expand to other regions based on identified community needs.
You can support TPP through donations, volunteering, partnerships, fundraising, or becoming a member to actively contribute to community development.
Yes, TPP maintains clear financial records, conducts annual audits, and reports program expenditures to members and stakeholders.
Yes, TPP welcomes partnerships with corporations, NGOs, schools, and community organizations to collaboratively implement development programs.
Beneficiaries are chosen through careful community engagement, needs assessments, and prioritization of the most vulnerable groups.
Yes, all programs are monitored and evaluated to ensure effectiveness, accountability, and measurable positive impact in communities.
All volunteers receive orientation and training to ensure they understand roles, safety protocols, and program objectives before participating.
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Why We Make a Difference
The organization operates with transparent governance, accountable systems, and a commitment to measurable humanitarian impact across vulnerable communities.
Community-Focused Approach
We create programs that directly respond to unique community needs, priorities, and local development challenges.
Accountable Governance
Strong oversight ensures ethical operations, responsible decision-making, and complete transparency in all organizational activities.
Sustainable Impact
Our initiatives empower communities, building long-term resilience and positive change beyond temporary assistance or short-term projects.