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7/4/2021 – The Inner Wheel Club of Giza Pyramids under the presidency of Mrs. Eman Selim and with the participation of Nany Rashed and Azza Dowidar distributed Ramadan food bags as a usual every year since 2004 in El Mashabek Youth Center in Haram on illiteracy class students, center workers and the needy families in the area. Also, Ramadan bags were distributed on the workers at the Yacht club and some bags were sent to families in need in the Kerdasa area.

In addition, IWC of Giza Pyramids continue one of its usual practices since years which is the contribution of club’s members by donating money for (Fasting breakfast) initiative that are being distributed in poor areas by a group of volunteers every Ramadan.

 

16/3/2021 – On Tuesday 16th of March coincided with Egyptian Women’s Day and Mother’s Day celebrations and following this year’s Slogan (Lead the Change).

The Inner Wheel Club of Giza Pyramids under the presidency of Mrs/ Eman Selim and the club correspondent Azza Dowidar on behalf of all other members visited illiteracy classes in El-Mashabek youth center which is one of club’s sustainable projects and gave encouragement rewards to the class teacher as an appreciation to her efforts and to students as a celebration for nowadays several women’s related occasions.

 

Moreover, visited Qatr El Nada Orphanage also as one of club’s ongoing projects and offered incentive rewards  to all the substitutional mothers as an appreciation for their great role in taking good care of all the orphans there.

Following this year slogan (Lead The Change), the Inner Wheel Club of Giza Pyramids under the presidency of Mrs. Eman Selim and with the participation of Mrs. Azza Dowidar visited Katr El Nada orphanage that is supporting financially & morally by the club as one of its main sustainable projects.
The club offered all the girls shopping vouchers to make their purchase according to their personnel preference they also distributed sweets. In addition, they spent sometimes with the girls to take the proper precautionary measures during the spread of Covid-19 pandemic.

17/11/2020, The Inner Wheel Club of Giza Pyramids under the presidency of Mrs/Eman Selim and with the participation some members of the club organized the yearly clothes exhibition at Faculty of Early childhood Education Cairo University for students as one of the ongoing club’s yearly activities after taking all the precaution measures during the spread of Covid-19 pandemic, and the income of the exhibition is donated to support the financially needy students

On Wednesday 28th of October, The Inner Wheel Club of Giza Pyramids under the presidency of Mrs. Eman Selim and with the participation of Mrs. Afaf Soliman, Mrs. Nany Rashed and
Mrs. Azza Dowidar presented to Mr. Abd El Salam Bastamy (School manager of Khaled Ibn El Waleed primary school in Kerdasa) a check with 22,600 EGP as the tuition fees for 92 students who are unable to pay their fees. This is one of the sustainable projects of the club. These were from the donations of the members to fulfill community social solidarity.

Following up with our club’s Literacy class at El-Mashabek Youth Center at Al Haram Distict since 2004 till now by paying the instructor’s monthly salary and offering incentives to students to pursue literacy classes on several occasions and to those who passed the official Literacy official exam.

IWC of Giza Pyramids organized a second hand clothes exhibition at the Faculty of Education for Early Childhood at Cairo University on Dec 9th and 10th, 2019 and donated all its revenue to the University Students’ Aid Fund for impoverished students.

IWC of Giza Pyramids offered financial support and social care to all the girls at Katr El Nada Orphanage.

IWC of Giza Pyramids paid the tuition fees for this academic year 2019/20 to the impoverished students at Khaled Ibn El Waleed Primary School in Kerdasa, Giza Governorate.

IWC of Giza Pyramids donated to Abasseya National Fever Hospital 10 Nebulizers & an Oxygen Generator to help in the treatment of Covid-19 patients.