“Sanad for All” Initiative – Ramadan 2023
As part of its commitment to supporting the most vulnerable groups and promoting the values of community solidarity, the National Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights launched the “Sanad for All” Initiative during Ramadan 2023. The initiative aimed to contribute to strengthening food security and alleviating the living expenses of the most vulnerable families.
Through this initiative, the Foundation distributed 100 cartons of food supplies to eligible families in Cairo and Qalyubia Governorates, in cooperation with several partners and with the Foundation’s own financial support.
This initiative reflects the Foundation’s mission to strengthen community solidarity and promote a culture of giving and humanitarian action.
Iftar Initiative for Passersby and Homeless People During Ramadan
As part of its commitment to supporting the most vulnerable groups during the holy month of Ramadan, the National Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights implemented an initiative to provide iftar meals for passersby and homeless people. The initiative aimed to provide hot iftar meals to those most in need while promoting the values of social solidarity, compassion, and social responsibility.
The initiative contributed to the distribution of 200 hot iftar meals to beneficiaries in Cairo and Qalyubia Governorates, in cooperation with McDonald’s Egypt and with the Foundation’s own financial support.
This initiative reflects the Foundation’s role in supporting vulnerable groups and promoting community participation during the holy month of Ramadan.
Community Iftar Gatherings to Promote Social Cohesion and National Unity – Ramadan 2023
As part of its mission to strengthen social cohesion and promote the values of citizenship, the National Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights organized community iftar gatherings during Ramadan 2023, with the participation of 100 young people, Muslim and Christian religious leaders, and government officials.
The initiative aimed to foster dialogue among different segments of society, promote a culture of peace, tolerance, and acceptance of others, and encourage young people to participate actively in community initiatives, thereby supporting peaceful coexistence and strengthening national unity.
The initiative was implemented in cooperation with several partners and with the Foundation’s own financial support, as part of its ongoing efforts to build bridges of trust and cooperation among the various components of society and promote mutual understanding and respect.
Eid al-Adha Sacrificial Meat Distribution Campaign – 2023
As part of its commitment to supporting the most vulnerable groups and promoting the values of community solidarity, the National Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights implemented a sacrificial meat distribution campaign during Eid al-Adha 2023. The Foundation distributed 190 kilograms of sacrificial meat to 100 vulnerable families in Cairo and Qalyubia Governorates.
The campaign aimed to contribute to strengthening food security for the most disadvantaged families and alleviating their living expenses. It also sought to reinforce the values of solidarity, social cohesion, and citizenship, while promoting a spirit of generosity and humanitarian action, thereby contributing to stronger community cohesion and supporting those most in need.
Community Peace Program – Ramadan Iftar Campaign 2022
As part of its Community Peace Program, the National Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights implemented an iftar campaign during Ramadan 2022, aiming to support the most vulnerable groups and promote the values of community solidarity and social cohesion.
The campaign included the distribution of 500 hot iftar meals to passersby, homeless people, and the most vulnerable families in Cairo and Qalyubia Governorates, helping provide food assistance to the target groups throughout the holy month of Ramadan.
The Foundation also organized community iftar gatherings that brought together 100 participants, including Muslim and Christian religious leaders, young people, and government officials. These gatherings aimed to promote community dialogue, foster a culture of peace, tolerance, and acceptance of others, and encourage young people to participate actively in building a more cohesive society.
The campaign was implemented in cooperation with Arabiata Restaurant and the Tahya Misr Fund, with additional financial support from the Foundation itself. This initiative reflects the Foundation’s mission to promote community peace, reinforce the values of citizenship, and encourage peaceful coexistence.
