Misr Al Kheir announced that it is planning to transform the drawings of children in Misr Al Kheir’s community schools into different products to generate profit and help them fund their education, as reported by Youm7. The date and the place of where the products will be sold will be released soon by the foundation. The project is part of Misr Al Kheir’s initiative to support the education of 10,000 children from Upper Egypt who are dropping out of schools, which is sponsored by Youm7 and Egyptian talk show host Mona Al Shazly. It is similar to the work done by The Doodle Factory which is an Egyptian brand that aims at empowering children through art. It has a range of products –including notebooks and bags– that feature patterns extracted from young children’s art works. The money collected has been donated to help children with their educationnal and health needs. Misr Al Kheir was established in 2007 as a non-profit development institution that aims to develop different communities throughout Egypt in a comprehensive manner, covering education, health, scientific research and all other aspects of life. It established and supported 800 community schools in…
‘Misr Al Kheir’ Supports Disadvantaged Egyptian Children by Selling their Artwork
September 24, 2018
