New Egypt Foundation Celebrates Orphaned Children
New Egypt Foundation held an exceptional celebration in the village of Tobya in the Nag Hammadi area of Qena Governorate, celebrating orphaned children

New Egypt Foundation Hosts Joyful Celebration for Orphaned Children in Tobya Village, Qena
June 6, 2024 – Qena, Egypt
In a touching display of community care and social solidarity, the New Egypt Foundation hosted a special celebration on Thursday, June 6, 2024, for orphaned children in Tobya Village, located in the Nag Hammadi region of Qena Governorate.
The event was held under the patronage of Mr. Maged Tibia, who joined the festivities and emphasized the importance of such community-focused initiatives. The celebration included a range of fun and educational activities, including sports games, group entertainment, and the distribution of new clothes and gifts to the children in attendance.
🎁 Spreading Joy and Optimism
The event aimed to bring smiles, hope, and a sense of belonging to the participating children, many of whom face significant social and emotional challenges. By creating a space filled with laughter and compassion, the New Egypt Foundation reinforced its mission to bring happiness to vulnerable groups across the country.
“This event is not just about giving gifts,” said a Foundation representative. “It’s about reminding every child that they are loved, valued, and not forgotten by their community.”
🤝 Community Responsibility and Social Commitment
This celebration is part of the New Egypt Foundation’s broader social responsibility efforts, which focus on:
Supporting underprivileged and orphaned children
Promoting community cohesion and empathy
Encouraging a culture of giving and volunteerism
Strengthening ties within local communities
The Foundation continues to implement initiatives that uplift disadvantaged groups and contribute to building a more inclusive and compassionate society.
🌍 A Message of Solidarity
The event in Tobya also aimed to reinforce the values of solidarity, cooperation, and active citizenship among community members, reminding all participants of the importance of standing together to support those who need it most.

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