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My Goal

Summer Steps to Zim Group

A Summer community challenge to keep our minds, bodies & souls active and healthy! We have set ourselves an audacious goal to virtually & collectively walk/run/cycle the distance from our UK Fundraising office in Morden to our Zim operations base in Harare...will you join us?

7,839 MILES, 3 MONTHS, LET'S GET MOVING!

www.zimkids.org/zimkids-summer-steps-2021


All donations are given directly to Zimkids

Raised

  • £1,340 Raised so far of £2,000
  • Total including Gift Aid: £1,580
  • 49 Donations
  • Ended on 12/09/2021

67%

Recent Donations

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  • Ken Grimwood

    Well done everyone. Love Kay & Ken

    £100.00

  • Ray Leyden

    Praise the Lord X

    £20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

  • Luke Sherrington

    Well done all. Assume you are all listening to the proclaimers whilst you are doing it?

    £30.00 + £7.50 Gift Aid

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  • Last Updated: 20 Aug 2021, 15:11
  • 18,394,369 / 18,394,369 steps
  • Milestone: Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a landlocked country  in Southern Africa straddling an extensive high plateau that drops northwards to the valley of the Zambezi; the longest east-flowing river in Africa, and southwards to the Limpopo valley. 

The capital and largest city is Harare

Minerals, gold, and agriculture are Zimbabwe’s main foreign exports. 

Zimbabwe is unusual in Africa in having a number of ancient ruined cities built in a unique dry stone style. Among the most famous of these ruins are the Great Zimbabwe, Khami and Naletale, the first two of which are included in Zimbabwe’s 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Also included are the Victoria Falls, one of the world's biggest and most spectacular waterfalls, on the country’s northern border with Zambia.