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This project successfully funded on 12th October 2025, you can still support them with a donation.
Prince Edward School - Chapel Garden Renovation
Harare, Zimbabwe
Aim
To renovate the Prince Edward School Chapel grounds.
Dear Gentlemen alumni of Prince Edward School, family and valued friends,
We invite you once again to join hands with us on phase 2 of the chapel restoration project. This comprises of restoring the grounds of the school chapel to their former splendour and beyond. The reason for this project stems from recent years, when the old pine trees began to decay and fall, some of which damaged the chapel roof, causing leaks. This prompted the initial phase, during which we repaired the chapel roof and revitalised the structure. Please see the images provided.
In this second phase, our focus is on renovating the garden by removing the deteriorating pine trees and replacing them with Cuban Royal Palms. Our goal is to transform the chapel grounds into a dignified venue suitable for hosting weddings, baptisms and funerals. We kindly request your generous support for this meaningful cause. In addition, the second phase will include the building of toilets, tearoom, replacing the damaged walkway and erecting a brick wall. Every contribution, regardless of size, will significantly help us achieve the objectives of phase 2. We have already commenced work on this project; please find attached images of the current progress.
We believe this project will benefit both past and present students of Prince Edward School by creating beautiful chapel grounds that foster pride. Additionally, the generated income from bookings can be reinvested to maintain classrooms and other essential facilities, ensuring ongoing support for the school's development.
Kindest regards,
The Project Committee representing Old Boys Chairman Willard Muchena.
- Patrick Gamble (Class of 1990)
- Losson Mtongwiza (Class of 1992)
- Clint (Joseph) Robinson (Class of 1992)
- Victor Solomon (Class of 1992)
- Arnold Khanda (Class of 1992)
- Marvin Mapunde (Class of 1997)
- Tyrone Johnson (Class of 2001)
- Kudakwashe Mushonga (Class of 2003)
- Tinashe Simudzirayi (Class of 2019)
Funding method
Keep what you raise – this project will receive all pledges made