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Rusape Old Peoples Home – Donation of Groceries
Date: 16 August 2026
Purpose: Donation of Groceries
1. Attendance
a) Purpose Path Representatives: Mrs Nhiwatiwa, accompanied by one member from her church zone, Mrs Pasina.
b) Board Members:
- Mr Kanyuchi: Board Vice Chair
- Mrs Mukoyi: Treasurer
- Pastor Mawango: Administrator
c) Home Staff: Antony and his wife, and Mai Russie
d) Residents: The home currently has eight male residents. We also note with sadness that Sekuru Bernard has since passed on.
e) Note: From time to time the home receives children from the Department of Social Welfare for safe shelter.
2. Proceedings
Before the handover, we were welcomed by Pastor Mawango. He thanked Purpose Path for the continued love and support shown to the home.
The groceries were then handed over to the board and staff.
3. Observations
- The home is solely reliant on donations. Well-wishers usually bring groceries.
- The board is engaging major supporters to consider financial support and to assist with improving infrastructure. It was raised that having funds in the account would enable the home to run more efficiently.
- The caretaker is currently doing his best to maintain the garden.
4. Conclusion
After the donation, the elderly residents expressed sincere appreciation for the groceries and for the love shown by Purpose Path.
Prepared by: Organisation: Purpose Path
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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.
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