District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Support for Healing: Donation to Abu El Reesh Children’s Hospital .
Under the theme “ Heartbeat of Humanity”, the Inner Wheel Club of
Garden City, led by Mrs. Didi El-Sourani, donated EGP 5,000 (Five
Thousand Egyptian Pounds) to Abu El Reesh Children’s Hospital to
support the treatment of young patients.
This donation is part of the club’s ongoing and sustainable service
projects.
District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Heartwarming Support to Baheya Hospital .
Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity”, the Inner Wheel Club of
Garden City, headed by Mrs. Didi El-Sourani, visited Baheya Hospital and
donated clothes to the hospital’s boutique.
These clothes are offered to patients and their families free of charge
throughout the year in a beautiful and innovative way. Each patient is
allowed four visits per year to the boutique using their hospital ID
card.
This great initiative helps serve patients and their families, relieves
their burdens, and contributes to raising their morale. Donations to
Baheya Hospital—whether in kind or monetary—are part of the club’s
sustainable projects.
District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Supporting Women in Need: A Heartfelt Contribution from IWC Garden City
Under the theme ” Heartbeat of Humanity”, and as part of its commitment
to community support and women’s welfare, the Inner Wheel Club of Garden
City, headed by Mrs. Didi El Sourani, contributed EGP 5,175 to cover
the cost of treatment and medication for a woman suffering from
rheumatoid arthritis and facing difficult family circumstances.
This initiative aligns with the Inner Wheel’s mission to alleviate
suffering and support women in need.
The Inner Wheel Club of Garden City, headed by Mrs. Didi El Sourani, had the honor of welcoming District 95 Chairman, Mrs. Abeer Dajani, on April 13th aboard El Basha boat, in the presence of several Inner Wheel clubs.
The event was attended by a large number of members. A video presentation showcased the club’s achievements during the 2024–2025 Inner Wheel year, including activities, donations, joint meetings with other clubs, and trips organized for members.
At the end of the gathering, the District Chairman presented a gift to the club in appreciation of its outstanding efforts and contributions.
District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Spreading Hope at 57357 Hospital
Cost14,300L.E
Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of Garden
City, led by Didi El-Sourani and member Manal Zakaria, visited 57357
Children’s Cancer Hospital on Monday, March 10.
During the visit, they shared iftar with 30 children and their families
and donated 14,300 EGP to support the meal. They spent time with the
children, offering comfort and encouragement, and wished them a swift
recovery.
The club also identified urgent cases requiring further support,
including a 17-year-old boy who, due to a pituitary gland disorder,
appears much younger than his actual age. Committed to sustainable
humanitarian efforts, the club pledged to continue assisting him and
others in need.
District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Spreading Hope at 57357 Hospital
Cost14,300L.E
Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of Garden
City, led by Didi El-Sourani and member Manal Zakaria, visited 57357
Children’s Cancer Hospital on Monday, March 10.
During the visit, they shared iftar with 30 children and their families
and donated 14,300 EGP to support the meal. They spent time with the
children, offering comfort and encouragement, and wished them a swift
recovery.
The club also identified urgent cases requiring further support,
including a 17-year-old boy who, due to a pituitary gland disorder,
appears much younger than his actual age. Committed to sustainable
humanitarian efforts, the club pledged to continue assisting him and
others in need.
District 95 – Egypt & Jordan
Sustaining Hope: A Commitment to Children’s Healthcare
Cost 50,000 L.E
Under the theme ” Heartbeat of Humanity,” Inner Wheel Club of Garden
City, led by Didi El Sourani and club founder Noura El Zoghbi, paid a
heartfelt visit to 57357 Children’s Cancer Hospital on March 3, 2025.
The club was warmly received by Dr. Suzanne before visiting the hospital
room established in 2003 under the club’s name, a project initiated
and continuously supported by Noura El Zoghbi and club members. As part
of their ongoing sustainable initiatives, the club donated 50,000 EGP,
reaffirming their unwavering commitment to improving pediatric cancer
care and bringing hope to young patients.
District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Elderly Care Project
Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,” and as part of its commitment
to social solidarity and easing the hardships of the elderly, the Inner
Wheel Club of Garden City, led by Mrs. Didi El-Sorany, along with Club
Secretary Mrs. Alia Lasheen, Treasurer Mrs. Afaf Fawaz and Mrs. Wafaa
Younis visited Al-Marwa Elderly Care Home on Wednesday, February 12.
During the visit, essential food supplies were delivered in preparation
for the holy month of Ramadan, including:
10 trays of eggs
10 kg of sugar
10 kg of rice
10 kg of pasta
5 kg of fava beans
5 kg of freekeh
3 kg of yellow lentils
3 kg of brown lentils
3 kg of black-eyed peas
3 kg of white beans
24 litres of milk
This initiative is part of the club’s sustainable projects, reflecting
its ongoing commitment to supporting those in need and fostering a
spirit of generosity and community care.
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.
