The Sunday Mail
Sunday Mail Reporter
PROPHET Passion Java, in partnership with the Zimbabwe Youth Presidential Support Organisation Trust (ZYPSOT), yesterday continued with their philanthropic work, as they donated numerous food hampers to Chitungwiza residents, especially widows and child-headed families.
The Zimbabwe Youth Presidential Support Organisation Trust is an apolitical organisation that supports youths and women.
In an interview with The Sunday Mail, Prophet Java said the festive season is not only a time for celebrations, but also a time for giving and sharing with vulnerable members of the community.
“We are here to share food hampers with the Chitungwiza community, especially with the vulnerable members of the community,” he said.
The famous prophet said the philanthropic work, which has the backing of President Mnangagwa, will this December be extended to the rural folk across Zimbabwe.
“The programme will also be held across the country, mainly in the rural areas,” said Prophet Java.
The recipients expressed happiness with the Prophet Java’s generosity.
“I wasn’t expecting this, and it has changed my whole festive season. May God bless the prophet,” said a widow who identified herself as Mai Runako.
