Transforming Generations With Egypt’s Fatherless

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For thousands of children who lost their fathers, their life will be a difficult one.

But You Can Change All of That!

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Quality Education

Healthcare

Character Development

We’ve been improving children’s lives since 1988

86,000 Children’s lives transformed

Working in 850 villages across Egypt

925 Church-based volunteers mentor the children in their own homes

410 Youth-led Community
Service Projects

214 Community Development
Partnerships accelerating our impact

66 Dioceses in Egypt include Coptic Orphans in their services

86,000 Children’s lives transformed

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Working in 850 villages across Egypt

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925 Church-based volunteers mentor the children in their own homes

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410 Youth-led Community Service Projects

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214 Community Development Partnerships accelerating our impact

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66 Dioceses in Egypt include Coptic Orphans in their services

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We’re Coptic Orphans,

Our mission: Unlock the God-given potential of the most vulnerable children in Egypt through the power of education.

Our values: Integrity, Spirit of Service, Excellence.

A $100 gift can meet the needs of one fatherless child for an entire month

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A $100 gift can meet the needs of one fatherless child for an entire month

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Stories From Our Field

Gemyana Won’t Give Up on her Dream

by | June 22, 2023 | "The Widow's Cause", Issues: The Girl Child, Issues:Education, Women | 0 Comments

Gemyana and her son in front of an icon at church.

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Egypt, the Land of Miracles

by | June 20, 2023 | Diaspora, Martyr, The 21 | 0 Comments

Today’s guest post comes from Harvy Barsoom

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A Powerful and Humbling Experience

by | May 19, 2023 | Diaspora, International Volunteer Project, The 21, Visits to Egypt | 0 Comments

Today’s guest post comes from Philip Bishara, a fellow who attended The 21 in June of 2022. We asked Philip to write about his time in Egypt and share the parts of his experience that stood out the most to him. In today’s post, Philip shares what he learned about...
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They Taught Me to Thank God for Everything

by | April 17, 2023 | Diaspora, International Volunteer Project, The 21 | 0 Comments

Today’s guest post comes from Simon Fahmy, a fellow who attended The 21 in June of 2022. We asked Simon to write about his time in Egypt and share the parts of his experience that stood out the most to him. In today’s post, Simon shares a lesson on the importance and...
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Women’s History in the Making

by | March 23, 2023 | "The Widow's Cause", Women | 0 Comments

This Women’s History Month, please take the time to pray for our widowed mothers who are taking critical steps to secure their children’s futures.  Nadia* is the 46-year-old widowed mother of five children in a small village in the deep South of Egypt. Nadia’s village...
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All You Have to Do is Love

by | February 8, 2023 | Diaspora, International Volunteer Project, Martyr, The 21 | 0 Comments

If you are worried about going on this trip and think that you won’t be up for it, let me tell you all you have to do is love. If you can do that, then everything else will come naturally.  

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“As we thank the Lord for this blessed service, we would also like to thank everyone who supports you in implementing these activities and programs in the field of education, which is the key solution for the developmental and social problems in Egypt, and for developing good citizens for their country and Church. May the Lord bless this vibrant service and reward you! With our love for the management and the staff and all the volunteers!”

– His Holiness Pope Tawadros II, June 16, 2017

We place the highest priority on transparency and financial accountability.

84% of every dollar goes directly to programs serving children in Egypt, with only 6% allocated to management and administration, and 10% to fundraising. Find out more

We place the highest priority on transparency and financial accountability.

84% of every dollar goes directly to programs serving children in Egypt, with only 6% allocated to management and administration, and 10% to fundraising. Find out more