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Cost 35,000 L E

On April 6, 2025, under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,”  IWC members  of Altahrir visited Dar Al-Qods Orphanage for children with special needs.

As part of their ongoing commit
ment to making a meaningful impact, a donation of EGP 35,000 was made to fund CT scans and necessary tests for children suffering from epilepsy, as well as for other children who have undergone brain surgeries and require regular tests and CT scans every three months. The orphanage is home to 48 disabled orphans, providing them with essential care and support.

This donation will go a long way in assisting the medical needs of these children, helping improve their health and overall well-being.

Beneficiaries 2 Leorosy Patients

On Thursday, March 6, 2025, under the inspiring thene “Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of Tanta, led by Mrs. Amal Galal Ezzat, demonstrated a profound act of compassion and support. The club provided two below-the-knee prosthetic limbs for two leprosy patients at the Dermatology, Venereology, and Leprosy Hospital in Tanta.

This charitable initiative, totaling 40,000 EGP, reflects the club’s ongoing commitment to community service and improving the lives of the most vulnerable.

Beneficiaries.  136 Families     (Ramadan food oackages)
1185  Orohans(Iftar meals)

As the holy month of Ramadan comes to an end and in adherence to this year’s theme, ” Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of Giza Ahram, led by Mrs. Eman Salim, has continued its commitment to one of its sustainable projects.

In a spirit of generosity, the club distributed 136 Ramadan food packages at Mashabek Youth Center, as well as to staff members of Al-Wahda and Khalid Ibn Al-Walid schools in the Kerdasa area, and workers at Cairo Yacht Club.

As part of its annual tradition, the club also contributed to an Iftar gathering for orphans at Mashabek Center and distributed 1,185 Iftar meals to fasting individuals at Qasr Al-Aini Hospital, Baheya Hospital, as well as to those in need in Kerdasa and various areas across Greater Cairo. This entire initiative was made possible through the generous donations of the club’s members—may they be rewarded for their kindness.

Beneficiaries 30 Children

Under the inspiring theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of East Alexandria embraced the spirit of compassion and inclusion by celebrating Orphans’ Day with a heartfelt visit to El Hayaa Lilgamee Association for Intellectual Disabilities and Orphans.

On Sunday, March 23, 2025, Club President Mrs. Magda Sallam, alongside Club Secretary Nevine Shehayeb and Treasurer Jailan Mokhtar, spent a memorable evening with 30 resident children—young souls who have called this home their refuge since early childhood, having no other shelter.

This visit, held during April’s Orphans’ Month, aimed to uplift spirits and bring warmth to the children’s hearts. As part of this meaningful initiative, club members shared a special Ramadan Iftar with the children, fostering a deep sense of love, care, and belonging.

The evening came alive with music, dancing, and heartfelt laughter, as the children embraced the celebration with pure joy, expressing their happiness in the most touching ways.

This act of kindness left a lasting impact, reinforcing the club’s unwavering commitment to nurturing hope, spreading joy, and making a difference in the lives of those who need it most.

Under the theme ” – The Heartbeat of Humanity,” Inner Wheel Alexandria Mediterranean, led by Heba Abou El-Nasr, distributed complete Eid outfits and shoes to the children of the Social Care Home in Quesna, Monufia Governorate.

This initiative reflects the club’s commitment to reaching the most underserved areas, which are often overlooked by civil society and rarely receive aid. During the visit, the children, overwhelmed with joy over their new Eid clothes, curiously asked, “What is Inner Wheel? What does it do? What does this emblem mean?”

Amid their excitement, they expressed their gratitude and made a heartfelt request: “Please don’t forget us—come back again!”