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House Of Stone - Charitable Organization
  • About
    • Contact
  • Donate
  • Current Projects
  • Sculpture Gallery
  • Painting Gallery
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Our VISION

Thriving children, empowered communities, and a world connected through shared humanity and art.

 

Our CORE PILLARS: 

Education & Early Childhood Development (ECD) Strengthening ECD centers through infrastructure and training.

 

Water & Food Security         

Boreholes, school gardens, and nutrition programs.

Income-Generating Projects                            School-based enterprises for independence (e.g., chicken runs, gardens, ISALs (Saving and loan groups).

Art as Bridge                         

Promoting Zimbabwean art as a medium for cultural connection, storytelling, and sustainable fundraising.

 

Sustainability & Partnerships                          Building catalytic models that scale through collaboration and transparency.

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Water as Foundation

 

Each solar-powered borehole begins a new chapter of self-reliance.


Clean water brings school gardens, daily meals, and better hygiene.


Teachers stay in class, parents grow food, and children thrive in a healthier environment.

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Art Builds Futures

 
Through Art as Bridge  Zimbabwean sculptors and painters share their creativity with the world. 
Every artwork sold funds more school —proving that art can nourish both culture and community.
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Partnership in Action

 

In collaboration with the JF Kapnek Trust, local schools, and community leaders, we help transform access to water, nutrition, and learning.


Every project is locally designed, managed, and sustained— 
turning support into genuine partnership.

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