Zimbabwean sculptors first gained international recognition over 30 years ago. Their art (sometimes referred to as "Shona" art after the largest Zimbabwean tribe) today can be seen in the world’s major galleries and museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Rodin Museum in Paris.  Learn More

 In Zimbabwe today, out of a population of 11 million:

• 25% of adults and children are HIV-infected, including 56,000 children under 15 years of age.

• In the last year alone, 160,000 people died from AIDS.

• More than 600,000 children living there today have lost their mother or both parents due to AIDS.  Learn More

• Number of orphans spikes as Zimbabwe crises deepen.  Learn More

 Donations and the proceeds from statue sales flow back to the children of Zimbabwe to support community-initiated projects. Close oversight guarantees that the financial support truly reaches the children in need.  Learn More

We Bring Them All Together

 HOUSE OF STONE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Zimbabwean artists, raising awareness of how HIV/AIDS is affecting millions of Africans, and helping Zimbabwean children. Consider purchasing a beautiful stone sculpture today -- proceeds go directly to Zimbabwean children in need.   Learn More