Quarter-million kilos of Qurbani meat to reach vulnerable families in nationwide charity campaign
The Abou El-Enein Foundation for Social and Cultural Development continues its large-scale humanitarian campaign to distribute Eid al-Adha meat across all Egyptian governorates, in partnership with the National Alliance for Civil Development Work.
The campaign, which began nearly a month ago, aims to distribute a total of 250,000 kilograms of high-quality meat to low-income and vulnerable families as part of the foundation’s ongoing social support efforts.
Each day, as festive chants and spiritual celebrations of Eid fill the air, families gather at the foundation’s main centres in Giza, Ard El-Lewa, and other governorates across the country to receive their share of “Eid meat.”
All sacrificial animals are carefully selected from premium Egyptian cattle breeds of medium weight. Slaughtering, processing, and packaging are carried out under strict health and quality standards, operating around the clock to ensure meat safety and freshness upon delivery.
The campaign is powered by a large network of dedicated volunteers and foundation staff, who have worked tirelessly for months — without breaks or holidays — to prepare for the initiative. Their efforts are directly guided by Mohamed Abou El-Enein, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Chairman of the Foundation, alongside Somaya Abou El-Enein, Vice-Chair of the Foundation.
Emphasis has been placed on welcoming recipients with dignity, streamlining the distribution process, and ensuring a joyful and respectful atmosphere throughout the campaign.
This initiative reflects the foundation’s long-standing commitment to supporting underprivileged communities and promoting inclusive development through sustained charitable outreach.
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