Africazine:
The Abou El-Enein Foundation is set to make a significant impact this Ramadan with its extensive food distribution initiatives.
The foundation, in collaboration with the National Alliance for Civil Development Work, has launched a new strategy for 2026–2030. This includes the distribution of 350,000 food boxes, each designed to support families during the holy month, alongside plans for large-scale Iftar banquets.
Abou El-Enein Foundation’s Ramadan Initiatives
The foundation’s Ramadan plan includes the distribution of 350,000 food boxes, each containing over 11 essential food commodities. These boxes are intended to support families of 4 to 5 people for the entire month. Distribution has already begun in several governorates, ensuring that aid reaches those in need.
Additionally, the foundation is preparing to host the largest Ramadan banquet in Giza, catering to approximately 10,000 people daily. This initiative will be complemented by mobile units for Iftar and a Suhoor banquet for 5,000 people, utilizing mobile delivery vehicles to maximize reach.
Metrics Section: Key figures on Ramadan Food Distribution
- 350,000 Ramadan food boxes
- 10,000 people daily for the largest Ramadan banquet
- 5,000 people for the Suhoor banquet
Collaborative Efforts for Greater Impact
The Abou El-Enein Foundation is working closely with the Decent Life (Hayah Karima) Foundation to host Iftar banquets across various governorates, including Giza, Beni Suef, Sohag, Gharbia, and Kafr El-Sheikh. This collaboration aims to ensure fair and wide coverage of support during Ramadan.
By integrating the efforts of the National Alliance’s member institutions, the foundation aims to maximize social impact and ensure that support reaches those in need with dignity and transparency.
Next Steps for Ramadan Initiatives
- Continue distribution of food boxes across governorates
- Host daily Iftar banquets in Giza
- Utilize mobile units for Iftar and Suhoor
The Abou El-Enein Foundation is committed to making Ramadan a time of giving and support for thousands of families.
