Inner Wheel Club D95

Supporting Local Industry through Participation in Charity Exhibition

The Inner Wheel Club of Nasr City, under the presidency of Mrs. Mona
El-Saeed, proudly participated in the opening of the Charity
Associations’ Products Exhibition in support of Egyptian industry.
This meaningful event was organized by Rotary District 2451, led by
Governor Dr. Hossam Farahat, and held at the headquarters of the Friends
of a Bright Tomorrow Association for the Care of People with Special
Needs, chaired by club member Mrs. Shahinaz Hashem.

The exhibition featured a variety of products from several charitable
associations and was warmly received by attendees from various clubs and
organizations, reflecting a shared commitment to promoting local
craftsmanship and industry.

Following the exhibition, guests enjoyed a guided tour of the
association to explore its different departments and services. The visit
concluded with a delightful dance performance by the association’s
students, offering a heartfelt welcome to all attendees.

Among the distinguished guests was club member Mrs. Mona Elgemiee, Vice
Chairwoman of Inner Wheel District 95 Egypt & Jordan, whose presence
added to the significance of the occasion.

This participation underscores the Inner Wheel Club of Nasr City’s
ongoing dedication to community service, inclusion, and support for
national development initiatives.

Visit to Al-Fata Charity Association in Support of Underprivileged Youth
Monday, 14 July 2025

In alignment with this year’s Inner Wheel theme, “Step Up and Lead
by Example”, Mrs. Shada Anabtawi Al-Khalil, President of the Inner
Wheel Club of Amman, paid a visit to Al-Fata Charity Association,
accompanied by Mrs. Fadia Yard, Mrs. Alya Kabbariti, and Mrs. Sara Badr,
to learn more about the association’s summer initiatives.

During the visit, a financial donation — made by Mrs. Maha Alaa El-Din
on behalf of the club — was presented to support the summer program,
which targets orphans and less fortunate boys and girls in Al-Hussein
Camp. The program aims to develop their skills and build their
capacities through educational, developmental, and recreational
activities.

The delegation was briefed on the association’s ongoing work and the
range of services it offers in education, social care, and community
development. Discussions were held on future support mechanisms and ways
to strengthen collaboration between the club and the association to
achieve shared goals in community service.

Mrs. Anabtawi expressed her deep appreciation for the dedicated efforts
of the association’s team, emphasizing the importance of their role in
empowering youth and supporting families in need. She affirmed the
club’s ongoing commitment to supporting impactful and sustainable
initiatives.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Heartfelt Support for Children in Need

On Saturday, June 21, 2025, and under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity
of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of Tanta, headed by Mrs. Amal Galal
Ezzat, visited the SOS Village in Tanta. The visit was attended by Mrs.
Ghada Rahmy, the Editor of  District95 , along with several club
members.

The team delivered much-needed food supplies and cleaning products to
support the children under the village’s continuous care.

 

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Bridging Generations with Compassion and Joy

Under the  theme “ Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of
Alexandria Cleopatra, led by President Soheir Fahmy and Honorary
Secretary Doaa Hamdy, organized a special outing on Wednesday, June
25th, at the Egyptian Yacht Club in Alexandria.

The event brought together two of this year’s key focus groups: the
ladies from Dar El-Hana Elderly Home and the orphaned children from
Safia Gomaa Home. The initiative aimed to foster connection and
interaction between the two generations, resulting in a joyful and
heartwarming atmosphere.

While the elderly ladies relaxed by the sea, the children enjoyed
recreational games at the club. The gathering concluded with a shared
lunch, offering a memorable experience for all.

Dr. Viola Ramsis, founder of the club, attended alongside fellow members
of the Cleopatra Club.

We sincerely hope our country will one day embrace the idea of uniting
elderly and orphan care under one roof, recognizing how deeply they need
each other’s presence, warmth, and companionship.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Heartfelt Congratulations
We extend our warmest congratulations to Saadat Marzouk, esteemed member
and Past President of the Inner Wheel Club of Alexandria, on being
awarded the prestigious Margarette Golding Award in recognition of her
outstanding humanitarian and community service, both within and beyond
the scope of Inner Wheel.
A true source of pride and an inspiration to us all to continue serving
humanity with dedication and compassion.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Enhancing Cognitive Support for Girls with Special Needs
Total Cost EGP 8,150

On Wednesday, June 18, 2025, and under the theme “Heartbeat of
Humanity,” a donation was made of the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale
– Fifth Edition (Modified) to the Vocational, Intellectual, and Social
Rehabilitation Foundation for Girls in El-Seyouf. The initiative was led
by Prof. Dr. Susan Darwish and Honorary Secretary Dr. Ola Owais.

This specialized intelligence test is designed to measure and assess the
cognitive abilities of children with special needs, enabling better
interaction and more effective development of their mental skills. The
contribution will support 97 girls  and boys with special needs. The
total cost of the project amounted to EGP 8,150.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Supporting Infant Eye Health at Abu El Reesh Hospital
Toral Cost 100,000 EGP

Under this year’s theme “Heartbeat of Humanity”, the Inner Wheel
Club of Sphinx, led by Mrs. Enas Megahed, donated EGP 10,000 to Abu El
Reesh Children’s Eye Hospital to support premature newborns suffering
from retinopathy of prematurity—a condition caused by incomplete
development of the retina, which requires urgent intervention through
specialized injections.

This critical support may help protect these vulnerable infants from
lifelong blindness. Notably, this is the club’s second donation to the
hospital’s pediatric eye unit, bringing the total contribution to EGP
100,000.