Good news for residents of Obour City of all nationalities! Registration is still open at Syria Al-Ghad Educational Center for the new academic year 2025–2026 (Languages & Arabic tracks). From KG and preparatory levels up to الثانوية (secondary stage) (both languages and Arabic sections). With a trained and specialized teaching staff, under Syrian-Egyptian management. Separate classes are available for boys and girls starting from Grade 6 (primary stage). Preparatory and secondary stages for both boys and girls are held in the morning, with qualified teachers and ideal class sizes. What’s new for 2025: Official student registration with certified documents, records, and success certificates approved by the Ministry of Education. Exams are held at the center for both Egyptian and Syrian nationalities. We welcome you daily from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The academic year begins at the start of September 2025. As always, we continue to develop in education, engagement, and character building. “With knowledge, we build the generation of tomorrow.” 0109 710 0663 Address: Obour City, District 2, Schools Street, behind Al-Kareem Al-Azhari Institute building.

During the month of giving, the values of generosity and solidarity are renewed. Tomorrow’s Syria Relief Foundation, in cooperation with the Muslim World League, distributed Ramadan vouchers to Syrian, Palestinian, and Sudanese families in Egypt. The distribution covered Obour City, 6th of October City, Giza areas, and 10th of Ramadan City. Each family received two vouchers with a total value of EGP 2,000, redeemable at Carrefour stores.

Al-Gad Foundation for Development and Relief distributed 50 blankets to 25 Sudanese families, with two blankets provided to each family, through a generous donation from one of our supporters. The distribution took place at the October Office.

Al-Gad Foundation in collaboration with PCRF organized a special event for Palestinian children titled “Unbreakable Bonds.” The event brought together 300 participants, including 210 children, and featured a wide array of entertaining activities that created an atmosphere of joy and excitement. Children enthusiastically took part in interactive competitions, while a dazzling Tanoura performance captivated the audience with its vibrant colors and energy. A clown show added laughter and smiles to the children’s faces, and a traditional Palestinian Dabke performance brought heritage to life, evoking a sense of pride and cultural connection among the children and their families. The celebration also included henna art for the children’s hands and cheerful face painting. At the end of the day, gifts were distributed to all children, leaving lasting smiles on their hearts. PCRF - Palestine Children's Relief Fund

On World Refugee Day, we come together not only to tell stories of pain, but to write together new chapters of hope and convergence. Because asylum is not the end of the road, but a new beginning full of determination and dignity and the search for a homeland within hearts. In celebration of this deep humanitarian occasion, Al-Gad Foundation organized an activity, which was attended by 60 people of Syrian, Palestinian and Sudanese families, on Wednesday, June 18, 2025. as part of the Foundation's plan to provide psychological support to families affected by wars. This activity represents a painting of cultural diversity and true integration. There were distinctive activities such as the children's swimming , various competitions and questions that brought together the three cultures in an atmosphere of joy, interaction, and getting to know different traditions.

On the occasion of Eid al-Adha, Al-Gad Foundation distributed 206 shoes to Palestinian children residing in the Haram and Faisal areas of Giza, on Sunday, June 1, 2025. Our goal is to ensure that every child feels the joy of Eid. We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to this meaningful initiative that helps restore and strengthen hope in their hearts. This initiative comes as part of the foundation’s ongoing efforts to support Palestinian families

Al-Gad Foundation distributed clothes in Al-Obour city during the Eid ‘s joy activity on Friday, May 2, 2025.

Al-Gad Relief Foundation in cooperation with the Coodwill Caraven organisation distributed 200 food baskets to Palestinian families registered in the Foundation at the Forsan Al-Gad School, on Monday, 10/3/2025.

Al-Gad Foundation distributed 60 blankets to 60 Palestinian families in cooperation with Mashwar Development Foundation on 15 January 2025 at Fursan Al-Ghad Educational Center in 6th of October City.

Al-Gad Foundation, in cooperation with the Muslim World League, distributed Ramadan vouchers to Syrian families in Egypt, reaching 2,729 households in 6th of October City, Obour City, and 10th of Ramadan City. Each family received three vouchers with a total value of EGP 1,500, redeemable at “Kheir Zaman” and “Metro” retail outlets, on Wednesday, 26 February 2025.

As part of the Relief activities, Syria AlGad Foundation, in cooperation with a number of donors, has met the urgent needs of some of the Palestinians families during the month of June, as part of humanitarian initiatives to alleviate their suffering. The Foundation has distributed electrical appliances, cash assistance, children’s clothes, and food baskets in different governorates.

Syria Al Gad Relief Foundation is pleased to start implementing the project “Disbursing orphans’ allowances to Syrians in Egypt” in cooperation with the Muslim World League - Executive Affairs Agency - Egypt Office, which was the supporter for this project, on November 22, 2021 at the headquarters of Syria Tomorrow Foundation - October office and Al Obour office. The project will be completed on Wednesday 24/11/2021 in Damiatt area. The project includes 136 Syrian orphan families in October, Al Obour and their environs, and Damiatt. The total amount of the project is 895,000 Egyptian pounds. We were very pleased to put a smile on the faces of the orphaned children. Many thanks to everyone who contributed to the completion of this work.

The first batch of winter aid was distributed through the #Dafa campaign, provided by Al-Ghad Relief Foundation, and distributed in Alexandria Governorate in cooperation with the Yalla Ne’marha Association.

As part of the distributions and family assistance, one of the donors contributed a sacrificial animal weighing approximately 26 kg. It was distributed among 17 families, with each family receiving a portion of about 1.5 kg. The families were selected by the Social Research Committee based on specific criteria, the most important being orphaned families who do not benefit from food assistance provided by the UNHCR. This distribution took place on Monday, January 7, 2020.

By the grace of God, the first phase of the Emergency Response Project for those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic has been completed, with 1,250 food aid packages distributed. The project introduced a new approach for the foundation, using a unified phone number to receive calls and requests. More than 15 staff members and volunteers worked to update the data of all callers, assess the families’ situations, and determine their eligibility for the project. The project stood out by reaching truly needy families and delivering aid directly to their homes, leaving a positive impression on all beneficiaries. Follow-up calls were also made to families who could not be reached initially due to high call volumes during the first days of the project. God willing, today we will begin the second phase of the project, which includes providing assistance to 2,100 families using a new system. The project is expected to consist of three phases.

As part of the aid targeting those affected by the COVID-19 crisis, the Sixth of October office prepared a list of 35 families after assessing their situation through the Social Research Committee (social visits and case studies conducted by phone) to receive a meat portion of approximately 2 kg per family. The total weight of the distributed portions reached about 70 kilograms. The selected families were contacted and the distribution was carried out following proper preventive measures.

After completing several stages of the Livelihood Support Project with CRS at the Sixth of October office, the final stages of the project began today, Friday, July 10, including: Distribution of training attendance certificates Distribution of transportation allowances Distribution of mobile SIM cards Distribution of 13 tablets Distribution of boxes containing sanitizers and cleaning supplies The final number of beneficiaries is 140, with distributions scheduled for 70 beneficiaries per day. The office was also prepared and sanitized to receive beneficiaries safely, with all necessary hygiene and protective measures provided, including masks, alcohol, and similar items.

The Obour office implemented the “Eid Joy” project, distributing aid to approximately 450 families who completed their forms through the project’s online link. The distribution took place at the Obour office from July 26 to July 30, with all necessary preventive measures observed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We extend our thanks to everyone who participated in this effort and pray for continued success and prosperity.

Some footages of food baskets distribution by Syria Al Gad Relief Foundation in 10th of Ramadan city.

The October office distributes the monthly sponsorships and housing support, which amount to: Sponsorships: 20,000 Egyptian pounds for 13 families Housing support: 10,000 Egyptian pounds for 13 families All necessary preventive measures were observed.

Assistance worth 39,000 Egyptian pounds was provided for the fitting of a prosthetic leg for a young man who had a poorly functioning prosthesis that caused him constant infections and prevented him from working. His case had been monitored for several months. The support was provided through the Islamic Relief Organization, which covered half of the cost, while the foundation secured the other half through donations.

As part of its developmental and relief projects, the Al-Gad Relief Foundation partnered with Al-Ulaa Educational Center to sponsor orphaned students or students effectively considered orphans, providing educational support due to the mothers’ limited financial means to educate their children. The school submitted a list of 30 student names to the foundation’s administration. The administration then forwarded these names and the students’ details to the Social Research Committee to assess their situations, visit their families, and evaluate their financial conditions. A complete report on the status of each family was prepared. The total value of the educational sponsorship amounted to 192,000 Egyptian pounds per year. We express our gratitude to everyone who contributed to educating orphaned children and ensured the continuation of their education in full.

Syria Al Gad Relief Foundation distributed food baskets in 6 October city , with the presence of Mr. Ghiath Barakat, one of the foundation’s former colleagues, as a guest at the distribution event.

The Al-Gad Foundation team volunteered today to help organize the distribution of 1,200 food baskets in cooperation with the International Relief Organization for our Yemeni brothers, in accordance with the procedures followed in implementing the foundation’s projects. This effort was well received by both the organization and the Yemeni community.

The Annual Iftar Ceremony – 2019 The team of Al-Gad Relief Foundation demonstrated remarkable creativity and excellence in organizing this year’s annual iftar event. The tremendous efforts made, along with the spirit of unity and cooperation among الجميع, resulted in a truly outstanding outcome that set an example to follow. The event benefited حوالي 750 individuals from Syrian families in need in Cairo, in addition to the حضور of the foundation’s partners and friends from both international and local organizations, as well as distinguished guests. Amid the Egyptian atmosphere along the banks of the Nile and the authentic Syrian ambiance, enhanced by the performances of the Abu Shaar Brothers band and their unique chants, smiles were drawn on the faces of the attendees. Through games, various activities, gifts, competitions, and an enjoyable program, joy was brought to the hearts of children and their families. The event also included honoring the Abu Shaar Brothers band in recognition of their efforts in making this event a success and for their excellence. Approximately 70 staff members and volunteers of the foundation contributed to this success. The event took place at the Social Center of Cairo University on Thursday, May 22.

On Thursday, December 26, 2024. Al-Gad Foundation for Development and Relief distributed insulin pens in cooperation with Med Global organization. It targeted individuals of various nationalities who had pre-registered through a previously announced link. Eligible recipients received 9 insulin pens each from a total of 1386, after medical record verification, with on-site medical professionals. The distribution took place at the Foundation’s offices in Haram region and Obour city.

With the grace and success of God, a joyful and well-organized wedding ceremony was held for six couples as part of “Farha Project 1,” which has been underway for over five months. The event took place at the Plaza Club Hall in Obour City. The celebration featured a performance by the esteemed Abu Shaar Brothers band, a presentation by the entertainer “Abu Ali Al-Souri,” and the participation of the couples’ families and loved ones. The ceremony also included heartfelt speeches from the foundation’s staff. Special thanks to everyone involved in preparing the project, organizing the event, and spreading happiness among our dear community. Obour City, Qalyubia Governorate.

An Eid clothing exhibition was held in the 6th of October area for families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with distribution carried out under strict preventive measures.

In light of the aid directed toward those affected by the COVID-19 crisis, Syria Al-Ghad Foundation prepared a list of 35 families after assessing their conditions through the Social Research Committee in the 6th of October area, so they could receive meat portions of approximately 2 kg per family. The total weight of the distributed portions reached حوالي 70 kilograms. The selected families were contacted and the distributions were carried out in accordance with appropriate preventive measures.

Food Voucher Project 2,000 food vouchers, each worth 300 Egyptian pounds, with a total value of 600,000 Egyptian pounds, provided by the International Authority for Relief, Care, and Development. This project is part of a package of emergency response initiatives aimed at alleviating part of the financial burden faced by families under the current circumstances (the COVID-19 pandemic). On Tuesday, June 9, the distribution of 267 vouchers was completed. Families were scheduled over three days at specific, organized times to ensure safety, while implementing all preventive measures such as sanitization and wearing masks. The October Office team also contacted the targeted families in parallel with the distribution process. The office reached out to 2,000 families and organized their collection times across the remaining targeted areas.

Al-Gad Foundation provided assistance to individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic to help alleviate the burdens of the ongoing global crisis, wishing safety and well-being for everyone.

In collaboration with the Muslim World League's office in Egypt, Syria Algad Relief Foundation launched a financial sponsorship project for Syrian orphans. The project utilizes checks issued by Misr Bank and has been distributed to 48 pre-registered orphans residing in various locations across Egypt, including Giza, 6th of October City, Damietta, and Obour city. We hope this initiative will provide much-needed support and alleviate some of the hardships faced by those orphans who have lost one or both parents.

Syria Al-Gad Relief Foundation completed its first project for the blessed month of Ramadan, the “Ramadan Food Project.” The project was implemented over four consecutive days, from May 29 to June 1, benefiting 2,000 families selected from those who had registered.

Syria Al-Gad Relief Foundation implemented the Orphan Allowances Project for Syrian families in Egypt in partnership with the “World Islamic Relief Organization.” The project involves sponsoring 198 Syrian orphan children, with an amount of approximately 5,500 Egyptian pounds annually.

On Thursday, August 24, Syria Al-Gad Foundation launched the Eid Al-Adha Sacrifice Project in cooperation with the World Islamic Relief Organization. With extensive organization and coordination among the team, 25 calves were slaughtered and butchered, and distributed to nearly 2,500 needy Syrian families in October.