Latin Social Organization Thanks New Egypt Group for Thanksgiving Turkey Donations
New Egypt Group receives an official appreciation letter from the Latin Social Organization for supporting families in need with Thanksgiving turkey donations, reaffirming its commitment to community service and positive impact.
New York, NY – December 2025
New Egypt Group Inc. (a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit Organization) is pleased to announce that it has received an official letter of appreciation from Mr. Joel Morales, President of the Latin Social Organization, recognizing the support provided by New Egypt Group during this past Thanksgiving holiday.
During Thanksgiving, New Egypt Group—under the leadership of Mr. Maged Amin, Founder and Vice President—donated turkeys to families in need within the Latin Social Organization’s community. This initiative ensured that households were able to enjoy a warm and traditional holiday meal during a time of gratitude and togetherness.
In his letter, Mr. Morales expressed sincere thanks, stating that New Egypt Group’s contribution “made a profound, positive impact during the holiday season” and helped many families celebrate Thanksgiving with dignity and joy.
Mr. Amin responded with appreciation for the acknowledgement and reaffirmed New Egypt Group’s commitment to strengthening community ties:
“It was our honor to support the Latin Social Organization during Thanksgiving. Knowing that these meals brought comfort and happiness to families reinforces our mission of service, unity, and compassion. We look forward to continuing this partnership to uplift our communities.”
This recognition highlights New Egypt Group’s ongoing dedication to charitable service, community solidarity, and meaningful impact across New York, New Jersey, and beyond.
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