Goromonzi

• Enrolled sponsors for 84 children
• Provided 340 blankets to children during cold winter
• Provided school supplies and uniforms for 30 children in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
• Hosted three Activity Days for the children of Goromonzi
• Supported Youth Day performance of a play about AIDS written and produced by young adults with singing, poetry readings, dancing and artwork display
• Established coordination with non-profit organizations in Zimbabwe including Great Harvest Ministry, Sustainable Economic Environment Development, Gateway School, Farming God’s Way, Rotary Club, and Environment Africa
• Developed partnerships with community and tribal leaders in Goromonzi
• Held three Census Days to count orphans and vulnerable children and assess needs
• Conducted Appreciative Inquiry workshops in Goromonzi where committees took on responsibilities for nutrition, healthcare, and education

United States

• AIDS Orphan Day event held in Corrales, New Mexico with 120 people
• AIDS Orphan Day event inspired two people to start similar projects in their native African countries
• Three presentations per month about The Goromonzi Project and the situation in Zimbabwe at schools and churches in New Mexico
• President and Board Members visited Goromonzi to assess local needs and support
• Board of Directors held day-long workshop to develop Strategic Plan
• Hired part-time Project Coordinator to work on strategic planning and operation