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Student Services Reports

 When we founded CLUBHOUSE, we envisioned it as a force that would influence different members of our communities to assert their agency and stewardship through service. For a long time now, our CLUBHOUSE Scholars and Ambassadors have participated in the various service initiatives the organization has organized. This past August however, in true coming-of-age fashion, … Continue reading Student Services Reports

Recognizing Our Donors

In January this year, we made it 20 consecutive terms of funding students in Dangamvura through our scholarship program. 20. As a completely volunteer-run program, we could not have done a single thing without your support. While we acknowledge that every dollars goes a long way, and also acknowledge that the non-monetary assistance we continue … Continue reading Recognizing Our Donors

Community Clean-Up 2019: The Community Joins In

On Friday, July 12th, students from Sheni and Rujeko Primary took to the streets of Dangamvura in what has become an annual community service clean up under the auspice of CLUBHOUSE International.  The students gathered at Beit Hall in Dangamvura for the cleanup, and were joined by several members of the community in their efforts. … Continue reading Community Clean-Up 2019: The Community Joins In

Fifth #BowlForACause Event The Biggest One Yet!

Since 2014, CLUBHOUSE International has partnered with the Alumni Network of West Michigan (Sigma Lambda Beta fraternity), for a bowling outing to raise funds for our cause. While #BowlForACause 1-4 were all excepional, this year’s event- held on March 24th- was particularly memorable. Not only did we see the most in-kind donations for raffle prizes … Continue reading Fifth #BowlForACause Event The Biggest One Yet!

Beyond The Ordinary Levels

We recently shared a #TBT (Throwback Thursday) picture with our first ever CLUBHOUSE Scholars in 2012. Having been in 6th grade then, it dawned on us that they had now just finished their O-levels! For those not acquainted with the Cambridge high school model employed in Zimbabwe (and other places), “O-Levels” stands for the “Ordinary … Continue reading Beyond The Ordinary Levels