Inner Wheel Club D95

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
 Charity Bazaar at Al-Gezira Sporting Club
Donation Cost 40,000 L.E

Inner Wheel  Club of Tahrir, led by Sahar Gadallah, organized a charity
bazaar at Al-Gezira Sporting Club in support of “Gezira El-Kheir,” an
initiative dedicated to the welfare of 1,100 club workers.

The three-day bazaar took place on February 13, 14, and 15 and was
inaugurated by the National Representative of District 95, Mrs. Samia
Aboul Fotouh, along with former District Chairman Mrs. Mona Aboul Fotouh
and club members.

The event was organized by former club president Fatma Barada, and a
donation of 40,000 EGP was made to “Gezira El-Kheir” to support the
workers and employees of the club.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
“Art Against Illness” Exhibition at Cairo Opera House

Under the patronage of Inner Wheel Club of Garden City, an art
exhibition titled “Art Against Illness” was inaugurated at Al-Hanager
Hall, Cairo Opera House, by Ambassador Dr. Nabila Makram, Chairperson of
the Board of Trustees of the Fahim Foundation for Psychological Support.

The exhibition showcases more than 60 diverse artworks by distinguished
artists, including architect and artist Iman Afifi, writer and artist
Sally Wafai, as well as artists Hala Fawzy, Dolly Fansa, and Mervat
Al-Rifai

Supporting the Fahim Foundation, the exhibition highlights the
therapeutic and diagnostic role of art in psychological well-being.
Unlike other art forms, painting serves as a universal language that
communicates without words, requiring no translation for the audience to
grasp its meaning and emotional depth.

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 Helping Hand to Bereaved Families
Beneficiaries 9 Families

On February 13th, under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,”  Inner Wheel
Club of Minya, led by Mrs. Hoda Fathy and generous contributions from
its members donated financial aid to nine families who lost their loved
ones in a tragic accident while seeking their livelihood. The victims
were from the same village, including three brothers and another two
siblings.

Out of respect for the grieving families and their sorrowful
circumstances, the donations were delivered without any documentation,
in line with the club’s commitment to true humanitarian values.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
 A Life-saving Contribution
  Cost 30,000 L.E.

Under the theme “ Heartbeat of Humanity,”  Inner Wheel Club of
Heliopolis, headed by Mrs. Enayat Saad El-Din delivered a check for
30,000 EGP to Dar El Orman Association on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
This donation, contributed by the club’s members, aims to help save
the life of girl;child (Hajar  Bahi )by funding the installation of an
artificial joint and a complete tumor removal surgery from her foot and
knee—preventing the need for a full leg amputation.

May God bless everyone involved in this noble cause.

District95 Egypt and Jordan
Support Students and Seasonal workers in the faculty of Agriculture

Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,” and on Sunday, February 16,
2025, Inner Wheel Club of Tanta, led by Mrs. Amal Galal Ezzat visited
the Faculty of Agriculture in Tanta. The visit was attended by Mrs.
Ghada Rahmy,  district 95 editor, along with several club members.

During the visit, the club donated a number of sports shoes to
participate in the discounted goods exhibition organized by the Faculty
of Agriculture. These shoes will be sold to students at symbolic prices,
with the proceeds allocated to supporting Ramadan grants for seasonal
workers at the faculty, reinforcing the spirit of social solidarity.

District 95 Egypt & Jordan
ART INITIATIVE.

On Tuesday, February 18, 2025, IWC of Alexandria Capital  under the
theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,” the club members, led by Prof. Dr. Susan
Darwish and Honorary Secretary Dr. Ola Ewais participated in the first
session of the Psychological Support through Arts Initiative.

Titled “You Are Not Alone,” this session was presented by Dr. Eng. Manal
Aliwa, a:

Consultant in Art Therapy

Egyptian Delegate to the World Health Organization for the International
Initiative for Childhood Cancer

Founder of the first integrated psychological treatment program, “Art to
Care,” which focuses on art therapy, psychological, and social
rehabilitation.

The session was rich in information, methods, and therapeutic
approaches.

Additional sessions will follow in the coming months, ensuring broader
benefits for all.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Cultural Seminar

Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of
Alexandria Mediterranean, led by Heba Aboul Nasr, hosted an esteemed
guest—screenwriter, writer, and poet Dr. Medhat El-Adl. The event
featured an engaging and inspiring dialogue session that captivated all
attendees.

Dr. El-Adl answered audience questions and recited several of his poems,
known for their simplicity and spontaneity. The seminar saw strong
participation from the club and other Inner Wheel clubs, fostering a
spirit of camaraderie and cultural exchange.

The event was organized and moderated by Dr. Viola Ramses, the club’s
founder, and attended by Dr. Mervat El-Azouni, Vice President of the
region; Magda Salam, President of Inner Wheel East; Suzanne Darwish,
President of Inner Wheel Capital; and Soheir Fahmy, President of Inner
Wheel Cleopatra.

District95 Egypt and Jordan
Providing clean drinking water for underprivileged

Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,”as a part of its ongoing efforts
to serve the community, Inner Wheel  Club of Ismailia, led by Mrs. Lola
Badran, and in the presence of Treasurer Magda Ali and member Nahla
Al-Attar, followed up on the implementation of the club’s project to
provide drinking water to seven homes of low-income families in Ezbet
El-Kilo 11, Ismailia Governorate.

This project reflects the club’s commitment to supporting those in
need and improving the quality of life, in line with its humanitarian
mission of giving and solidarity.

District 95 – Egypt & Jordan
Inspiring night of Sevice and donation work

Saturday, February 22, 2025
Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity”
The members of the IWC Club of Alexandria Capital, led by Dr. Suzan
Darwish and Honorary Secretary Dr. Ola Ewais had the honor of hosting
Professor Dr. Nihal Elshakankiri, Professor of Ophthalmology, at the
Syrian Club for a special symposium on the Pediatric Eye Unit at the
Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University.

Dr. Elshakankiri shared the inspiring journey of establishing and
developing the unit, which has thrived through donations and volunteer
work. Over the past 30 years, the center has performed more than 30,000
free surgeries, providing critical eye care to children across Egypt,
Sudan, and numerous African nations.

Following the symposium, the club president had the pleasure of awarding
the Inner Wheel pin to our newest member, Dr. Manale Elewah, welcoming
her into our community.

We also took the opportunity to celebrate the birthday of our dear
friend Shahira Farouk, enjoying a warm and joyful gathering filled with
camaraderie and love.

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Support  Hospital Embloyees
Purchasing essential medical supplies

On February 24, 2025, Dr. Hossam Salah, Dean of Kasr Al-Ainy Faculty of
Medicine, welcomed a delegation from Inner Wheel Club of Gezira Sports
at his private office. The meeting was attended by Dr. Noha Shaheen,
Director of Al-Manial Qebly Hospital, along with several of her
assistants.

The delegation was represented by Club President Dr. Asrar Al-Borqi and
members Mrs. Suzy Naga and Nihal Al-Rafei. The visit aimed to offer a
quantity of high-quality new shirts and gently used clothing in good
condition for the 11th annual charity exhibition held at Al-Manial Qebly
Hospital.

The exhibition seeks to support hospital employees and workers with
lower incomes by offering various items at symbolic prices. The proceeds
will be allocated to purchasing essential medical supplies for the
hospital.

Through this initiative, Inner Wheel  Club of Gezira remains committed
to fulfilling this year’s theme, “Heartbeat of Humanity,” while also
upholding its ongoing mission to provide assistance wherever needed as
part of its community development efforts.