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There are a lot of aid foundations, and a lot of people prefer to see direct results of their efforts or donations. IMo isn't that the best way. I donate to Unicef, because they are working world-wide, are able to react immediatly in case of urgent matters ( like health or disasters) and have the ideology I share. The negative thing is that I am not able to see the direct results. Except for Unicef, there are many similar organisations, like Doctors sans Frontieres, Warchild, World Health Organisation, Brooke Hospital for Animals, WFN, etc.
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Hello S.Q. I hope to start an department of enviroment in a charity organisation that intially deals in justice and human rights.couls i ask for your advice then?as iam newly back in egypt.thx
quote:Originally posted by maxman: Hello S.Q. I hope to start an department of enviroment in a charity organisation that intially deals in justice and human rights.couls i ask for your advice then?as iam newly back in egypt.thx
Sorry Maxman - I'm looking for information - don't have any to give!! I'm not Egyptian by the way in case you think I am from the name!
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I know that Hosary has a bunch of stuff going on, such as a daycare & a school, and I think a small orphanage there. Have been thinking of volunteering there myself.
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This is for a different purpose JB - not for me personally to volunteer with, the charities will need some kind of 'international' visibility (even if just Egyptian) so people abroad can be satisfied about their legitimacy (hence why a website would work).
Or actually, thinking about what QM wrote - maybe an 'umbrella' body of some sort here in EGypt?
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