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Charities in Egypt

Non exhaustive list of Children's Charities , Animal Charities and Development, Relief and Conservation Charities in Egypt

Donating to charity is an integral part of Egyptian culture and one of the five central pillars of Islamic tradition.

That said, with an estimated 20% of the population living below the poverty line and an increasingly weak economy following the 2011 revolution , many organisations rely on the generosity of foreigners to fund a multitude of important programs and initiatives.

The strength of western currencies over the Egyptian pound means that relatively small donations can go along way in Egypt.

Although hard to resist, giving handouts directly to the country's destitute often does more to relieve the travellers own sense of anxiety or guilt than to provide any lasting aid to the individual and in some cases can do more harm than good.

This is particularly true of children, to whom handouts from tourists promote dependency, begging and truancy.

Giving to charities that work in, with or focus on Egypt is a far more sustainable and lasting way to contribute to the country.

Below is a non exhaustive list of Egyptian charities and initiatives that may be worthwhile recipients of your donations or custom.

I hope this list will evolve with time. If you know of any others that should appear here, please email me or add to the comment box below.

Children’s Charities in Egypt

Help in egypt.

Raises and releases funds to help children from impoverished families to attend school.

Help in Egypt Website

Kayan Egypt

Works on behalf of Egypt’s disabled children by providing a home, training to carers and promoting awareness and positivity towards Egypt’s handicapped.

Kayan Egypt Website

Little Stars of Luxor

A fund for Luxor’s needy children. Projects ranging from provision of wheelchairs, physiotherapy, vocation training and more.

Visit Little Stars of Luxor Website

SOS Children’s Villages

Administrators of several children’s villages in Egypt including Cairo, Alexandria and Tanta. Each village provides a home, school and family environment for its young inhabitants. There are more than 500 SOS children’s villages worldwide.

visit the SOS Website

The Sunshine Project

A UK registered charity that funds and manages the The Sunshine orphanage in Luxor. Make a donation, sponsor a child or visit when you’re in Luxor.

Visit the Sunshine Project Website

Animal Charities in Egypt

 Provides free veterinary services to some of Luxor’s poorest animal owners thereby improving life for the city’s poor who rely on their animals for income.

Visit ACE Egypt Website

Animal Welfare of Luxor

A UK registered charity that aims to improve life for Egypt’s animals by educating children in proper animal health care and treatment.

Visit the Animal Welfare of Luxor Website

Brooke Animal Hospital

A global charity that supports a wide range of activities to protect, maintain and improve the welfare of working horses, donkeys and mules

Visit Brooke Animal Hospital Website

Egyptian Society for Mercy to Animals

An Egyptian charity that operates a shelter and adoption agency to animals

Visit ESMA website

Home Wanted Blog

Give one of Dahab’s strays a home:

Visit the Home Wanted Blog

Development, Relief and Conservation Charities in Egypt

A UK registered charity supported by the Egyptian Medical Society and that exists to provide emergency medical supplies and humanitarian relief to the people of Egypt.

Visit Aid Egypt Website

Bedouin Handicrafts

Support the Bedouin women of Southern Sinai by dropping by and purchasing locally produces Bedouin handicrafts.

Visit Bedouin Handicrafts Website

A community initiative that supports Bedouin ladies and their families through the production of traditional handicrafts.

Visit Fansina Website

The protection and conservation of the land and marine ecology in and around the Red Sea.

Visit the HEPCA Website

South Sinai Foundation

 Working in Partnership with the Community Foundation for South Sinai for the sustainable development of Bedouin communities

 Visit the South Sinai Foundation Website

Saint Catherine Foundation

 An organisation that supports conservation work at Saint Catherine’s Monastery, Mount Sinai, Egypt. The monastery’s Library is the present focus of conservation activities.

Visit the St Catherine Foundation Website

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Founded in 1967 after the Six-Day War, Caritas-Egypt was recognized by the Egyptian Ministry of Social Affairs in the same year. Caritas-Egypt first humanitarian aid was to help the displaced people during the evacuation of 3 cities in the Suez Canal: Port Said, Ismailia and Suez.

The work of Caritas-Egypt is spread different areas.

Edution: With the 18-month training program, “learn and free yourself”, participants learn how to read and to write and additionally some skill on healthcare and hygiene. Over the years, peer education and economic awareness components have been added, and village libraries have also been set up. This program registers around 10 000 new learners each year. Caritas Egypt also registers girls from slum areas in Cairo into a school run by the Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul. First groups of girls will enter the university in 2021.

Social: Caritas Egypt works with street children. There are centres in Cairo and Alexandria which seek to have them reintegrated within their families, and providing them with schooling or vocational. There is also a service for refugees which aims to improve the social conditions of refugees in accordance with the standards lay down by the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR).

Health: Caritas Egypt funded SETI centre deals with mental disability among children and adolescents. It also provides management training, rehabilitation programs and vocational training for certain adults.

Five medical and social centres in Cairo include clinics, crèches, pre-schools and vocational training centres for women. Caritas-Egypt also provides a mother and child protection service, including a program to fight malnutrition.

Since 1979, Caritas-Egypt has been active fighting against leprosy, in cooperation with the Egyptian Ministry of Health and the German NGO GLRA (DAHW). Although leprosy disease is definitely decreasing, it is a permanent threat. At first at a number of 60 000 ill in 1979, there are nowadays 3000.

Fight against drugs and substance addiction: Caritas-Egypt has been involved in the national detoxification campaign since 1982 by founding the “Oasis of Hope”. This project aims to inform people about the harmful effects of drugs and to ensure that drug addicts have the best means of detoxification. This work is done by a team of psychiatrists and social workers.

In 1989, Caritas-Egypt introduced professional training. Its programs were designed to meet an increasingly pressing need among young people in search of a means of subsistence. After a technical internship, candidates receive a certificate of competence issued by Caritas-Egypt and ratified by the Ministry of Solidarity. Another sector is microcredit. Its program aims to meet the needs of the unemployed and operates in Cairo, Alexandria, Minia, Assiout, Sohag, Faioum, Damietta and Quena.

The services of Caritas-Egypt are offered to all members of the Egyptian society, nearly all Muslims (90%) and Christians (10%).

Caritas-Egypt’s main partners are: Caritas Germany, Misereor, Secours Catholique (Caritas-France), UNHCR, Ford Foundation, Caritas Salzburg, German Leprosy and Tuberculosis Relief Association (DAHW), Plan International, Italian Raoul Follereau Association (AIFO), Codegaz, Italian Solidarity Centre, Catholic Relief Services (CRS), KindermissionWerk, National Population Council, UNDP, UNICEF, Sister Emmanuelle Association – France, and Catholic Committee Against Hunger and for Development (CCFD).

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Help Children in Egypt

Egypt, officially the Arab Republic of Egypt, is located in northern Africa. One of the Arab world’s most populous countries, its teeming cities and much of its agricultural activity are concentrated along the banks of the Nile, while the rest of the country is mostly desert.

Known for its ancient civilization, today’s Egypt plays a central role in Middle Eastern politics – and it hosts a large population of refugees. Rapid population growth and limited arable land are straining the country's resources, and political unrest has often slowed government efforts to address issues of poverty, poor health and sanitation, plus a lack of educational and economic opportunities.

Save the Children is focused on Egypt’s most vulnerable children, including street children, child refugees and girls in rural communities, helping give them the chance to be healthy, learn and stay safe. Join us.

Challenges for Children in Egypt

Whether born into poverty or fleeing from atrocities thousands of miles away, without access to health care, nutrition, education and economic opportunity, plus protection from harm, children in Egypt need your help.

Our Results for Children in Egypt

Thanks to supporters just like you, we changed the lives of over 165,000 children in Egypt we last year. We’ve also helped Egypt make significant gains in ending preventable child deaths – reducing child mortality by 53% since 2000.

Forced to drop out of school in fourth grade to help support her family, 15-year-old Sabine is now getting an education, with plans to begin her own livestock business, thanks to supporters like you.

Our Work for Children in Egypt

Save the Children has been a leading charity for children in Egypt since 1982.We work to address the needs and rights of the most vulnerable girls and boys, their families and communities.

Our programs focus on maternal and child health, early childhood care and development, basic education, adolescent and youth development and child protection. We also address the needs of vulnerable refugee children and their families.

Here are some recent examples of our work:

A healthy start in life

• We’re improving the health of mothers and children, enhancing caregiving knowledge and practices, reducing infant malnutrition, strengthening community health systems and filling in gaps in food and health care access
• We provided over 30 mobile health caravans to conduct medical exams and meet the needs of mothers and babies in remote areas
• We renovated school latrines and handwashing facilitates, so children, including those with disabilities, can stay healthy and in school

The opportunity to learn

• Our early childhood programs help prepare toddlers and young children for school by giving them access to quality preschools and early literacy programs
• Our primary school programs work to transform students into lifelong learners by building strong curriculums and passionate teachers
• We adopted our Building Brighter Brains approach, with a focus on cognitive and physical development, including parent training for children with disabilities
• We’re providing health education and care to children in need through our school health programs to help children stay healthy, well-nourished and in school
• We’re working with the government to combat poverty by empowering youth to participate in entrepreneurial activities

Protection from harm

• We’re working to protect girls and boys from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence; ensure children live in a protective environment; and help develop stronger national policies and standards for at-risk children
• We strengthened and expanded our Healing and Education through the Arts (HEART) psychosocial support program for vulnerable Egyptian and refugee children, integrating the program into schools and child-friendly spaces

Gender equality and empowerment

• Through our Ishraq program, we provide safe spaces for girls who have dropped out of school, so they can learn, socialize and develop life skills, with resulting changes among boys: decreases in acceptance of violence against girls, greater support for girls’ mobility and schooling, and agreement that girls should make their own decisions about marriage
• We’re promoting equal treatment for girls by working with young boys and adolescents in our Choices program in rural Egypt to improve their views on girls and girls’ role in Egyptian society, with the goal of keeping girls in school and stopping gender-based violence
• Through our Women’s Equity through Economic Empowerment project, we helped disadvantaged women start, sustain and scale up small businesses to help alleviate poverty and reduce barriers to women’s economic participation

Emergency response

• We conducted a situational analysis of refuges and other vulnerable populations to determine gaps in health, education and protection, so we can effectively address the needs
• We continue to reach thousands of displaced and refugee children through our child-friendly spaces, where we provide supervised, supportive psychosocial care and activities
• Our teams are a daily presence in refugee camps and host communities, where we run food and nutrition programs, offer health care and support children in recovery from the distress of their war experiences – benefitting hundreds of thousands of children

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Essay on Charity

Students are often asked to write an essay on Charity in their schools and colleges. And if you’re also looking for the same, we have created 100-word, 250-word, and 500-word essays on the topic.

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100 Words Essay on Charity

What is charity.

Charity is when you give help to those in need. It can be giving money, food, clothes, or your time. This help is given freely and from the heart. It’s not just about giving things away; it’s about caring for others and wanting to make their lives better.

Types of Charity

There are many ways to give. Some people donate to big organizations that help lots of people. Others prefer to help directly, like giving food to a hungry person. Volunteering at places like schools and hospitals is also charity.

The Importance of Giving

Charity is important because it shows kindness. It can make a huge difference in someone’s life. Even a small act of giving can bring a lot of happiness. It’s a way to show that you think about others, not just yourself.

Charity Begins at Home

Charity starts with how we treat our family and friends. Being kind and sharing with them teaches us how to care for others. When we learn this at home, we can spread kindness to more people outside our homes.

Charity is all about giving and caring. It makes the world a better place. When we all do our part, even in small ways, we can help many people and spread joy.

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250 Words Essay on Charity

Charity is when you give help to others without wanting anything back. This help can be in the form of money, food, clothes, or even your time. When you do charity, you make someone’s life better. It’s like sharing a piece of your heart with others.

Why Charity Matters

Charity is important because it shows kindness. It can make a big difference in someone’s life. For example, when you give food to a person who is hungry, you help them not to be hungry anymore. It’s not just about giving things; it’s about caring for others and making the world a nicer place.

How to Do Charity

You can do charity in many ways. You don’t need a lot of money. Even small acts can be a big help. You could give away toys you don’t play with anymore or help an older person cross the street. Remember, it’s the thought and love behind what you do that counts.

Learning from Charity

When you do charity, you also learn good things. You learn to be thankful for what you have. You understand that some people don’t have as much as you do. This can make you want to help more and be a better person.

Charity is not just about giving; it’s about sharing, caring, and learning. It makes both the person who gives and the person who receives feel good. So, think about how you can do charity today and help make someone smile!

500 Words Essay on Charity

What is charity.

Charity is the act of giving help to those in need. It is a kind and loving gesture that can take many forms. For example, charity might mean giving money, food, or clothes to people who do not have enough. It can also mean spending time with someone who is lonely or helping out in your community. When you do something good for others without expecting anything in return, that’s charity.

Why Is Charity Important?

Charity is important because it makes the world a better place. When you help others, you make their lives easier and happier. It is not just the people you help who feel better; you feel good too. Giving to others can make you feel proud and joyful. Also, when one person starts helping, it often encourages others to do the same. This can create a chain of kindness that spreads far and wide.

How Can We Practice Charity?

Practicing charity can be simple. You do not need a lot of money or free time to make a difference. Here are some ideas:

– Share your toys or books with other children who might not have any. – Help your parents, friends, or neighbors with tasks they find hard to do alone. – Save a part of your allowance to give to a charity that helps people or animals. – Join a group at school that does good things for your community.

Everyone can find their own way to be charitable. The key is to look around and see where help is needed.

Charity at Home and Around the World

Charity starts at home. This means that being kind and helpful to your family is a form of charity. From there, you can also think about your neighborhood, your school, and even places far away. There are people all over the world who need help. Some charities work to get clean water to places where there is none, or they send books to schools that do not have any. Even if these places are far away, your help can reach them.

Charity Throughout the Year

While many people think of giving during certain times like holidays, charity is needed all year round. There are always people in need, no matter the season. You can make a plan to do something charitable each month. Maybe in January, you could shovel snow for a neighbor. In July, you could share your summer toys with others. Every month offers a new chance to be kind.

The Impact of Charity

When you give to others, it has a big impact. The person who receives your help will have a better day because of you. They might then help someone else, and the goodness you started keeps moving forward. Even small acts of charity can change someone’s life. Imagine if every person did just one kind thing each day; the world would be full of happiness and care.

Charity is a powerful way to show love and support to those who need it. It does not matter how big or small your act of kindness is; what matters is that you do it with a full heart. Remember, when you give to others, you are not just helping them; you are making the whole world a little bit brighter. So, let’s all try to do our part and practice charity every day.

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• Students’ Charity and Warm Glow-Giving Theory In this research, we will attempt to interrogate the place that the warm glow theory has in the charitable initiatives of university students as suggested by Manzini and Mariotti.
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• Database Management Systems in Charities In conclusion, the research will identify issues associated with the use of database management systems in charities as well as churches and effective ways to handle these problems.
• Generating Income for Charitable Organizations: New Venture Concept The Create Happiness Organization will be aimed at signing an agreement with the Red Cross and creating the premises for the Create Happiness and the Red Cross, as well as its equivalent in the […]
• Corporate Philanthropy and Business Sustainability It may also be targeting the environment in which the organization operates through the improvement of the natural resources of the area that the organization operates in.primarily, corporate philanthropy can be undertaken through various means, […]
• Charity Organization “Hope for the Nations” Analysis It is also necessary to mention that it is easy to find information on the history of the organization. Though, the most important is information on the projects and the ways to donate.
• Blessed Are Those Who Believe in the Lord: Catholic Charities, Investigated and Analyzed To start with, the organization’s mission is ” rooted in the challenge of the Gospel: to serve with dignity and respect persons who are poor or marginalized; to advocate on behalf of the most vulnerable; […]
• Enterprise Social Networks: A Study of Charity Corporation In order to build the basis for the need to develop and improve the advertising and marketing in social networks for a charity organization, it is essential to provide an evaluation of social networking in […]
• Evolution of Charitable Self-Guidelines in Europe In the article, the author routinely emphasizes that these self-regulations were emergent and rose quickly overwhelming the compliance of the existing public rules.
• Communication Challenges of the Charity in Management This is why if the organization wants to overcome challenges in virtual teams, it is necessary to take into consideration the style of work of each partner and unite each other properly.
• Relationship Between Charity, Duty, and Morality The author’s argument is that it is necessary for the society to change its way of responding to the problems of needy people.
• When the Time to Grow Into a Professional Comes: Trying Out as a Volunteer in a Charity Shop. Experience and Lessons Learned History and background, intentions and hopes It the help of the SMART framework, the experience at the North London Hospice is going to be assessed.
• Charity Softball and Cultural Festival While the main event in the festival will be the softball tournament, the organizers of the charity softball and cultural festival hope to raise funds through several ways.
• Blood Donation as a Charitable Activity for Society We call it the black age where human miserably fought the worst wars of the human history, taken of vast land just for the cause of creating dominance on the map of the earth or […]
• Credit Control and Charity Research of the RTE Organization First, the underlying principle behind the filing requirement for the RTE Charity is, identify the advantages and disadvantages of renting a room to offer education courses to the society and to build their own structure.
• The Use of Irony in Eudora Welty’s Story A Visit to Charity
• The Role of Charity Organizations in Helping the Homeless
• Which Charity Credit Cards Are Worthy Of Your Support
• World Vision Is A Christian Charity Organization
• Reputation, Altruism, and the Benefits of Seller Charity in an Online Marketplace
• The Reasons Why Christians Might Give to Charity
• The Charity of the Poor Contrasted with Greed of the Rich
• Nineteenth Century Views on Charity as Depicted in Charlotte Bronte’s Life and Novel, Jane Eyre
• The Disability Rights Movement: from Charity to Confrontation
• Subsidizing Charitable Contributions in the Field: Evidence from a Non-Secular Charity
• The Messages in A Visit Of Charity and Old Mrs Chundle
• The Charitable Bonds of the Spanish Empire: the Casa De Contratación as an Institution of Charity
• The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Péguy Analysis
• What Fraud Is And Go More Into Depth About What Charity
• The Misconstrued Definition That Society Holds for Charity in Herman Melville’s Bartleby
• South Carolina Lions Charity Services
• The Scarlet Letter & A Model Of Christian Charity
• The American Dream and Charity: Carnegie and Emerson’s
• Old Values in The Sovereignty and Goodness of God by Mary Rowlandson and A Model of Christian Charity by John Winthrop
• The Relationships Between Christianity And Charity
• Understanding Catholic Charities USA and the Relation Between Church and Charity
• The Negotiation Experience Of A Charity Hockey Pool At Work
• Working For The Binghamton Tennis Charity
• Why Giving Money to a Charity is a Great Idea
• What Should a Billionaire Give and What Should You: Peter Singer’s Views on Charity
• The Sisters of Charity and their Service in the Civil War
• Natural Disasters and Governmental Aid: Is there a Charity Hazard
• Public Funding of Charities and Competitive Charity Selection
• Increasing Awareness For Charity Fundraising Programs
• The Social Role of Not-for-Profit Organizations: Hospital Provision of Charity Care
• The Impact of Government Funded Initiatives on Charity Revenues
• Raising Revenues for Charity: Auctions versus Lotteries
• The Use of Language and the Theme of Charity and Open-Mindness in Cyprus Avenue, a Short Story by Lucy Caldwell
• The Values Of The Sisters Of Charity Of Cincinnati
• How To Have A Successful Charity Fund Raising Event
• Outlining Of the Catholic Teachings on Wealth, Poverty and Charity
• Puritans In John Winthrop’s A Model Of Christian Charity
• Rhetorical Analysis Model of Christian Charity
• The Supply of Charity Services by Nonprofit Hospitals: Motives and Market Structure
• The Charity Commission – Politicised And Politicising
• The Gift of Charity and Love as Taught in the Bible
• Moral Obligations about Charity views of Peter Singer and John Arthur
• International Charity Under Asymmetric Information
• The Life, Charity Work, and Monopoly of John Davison Rockefeller
• Understanding Thrift Store and the Salvation Army Thrift Store and Its Aim in Raising Funds for Charity
• Techniques the Charity Adverts Cartoon and Cribs Use to Get Their Audience’s Attention
• Why Do Corporations Give to Charity
• Write A Formal Essay Which Analyses How The Wwf Leaflet Persuades Its Audience To Donate To The Charity
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