Not Alone: Educate 300 Orphans in Egypt

As fall comes into full swing, we find ourselves in a season marked by new beginnings.

Children return to school, the holiday season approaches, and the changing leaves remind us that growth unfolds over time.

For Adam, that journey began when a donor like you chose to invest in his future.

When Adam entered Coptic Orphans' Not Alone program, he was a quiet eight-year-old boy who rarely spoke. After losing his father, he relied heavily on his mother, and she, in turn, struggled to let him out of her sight.

During his first visits, Adam's Volunteer Representative, Mr. Yacoub noticed a child with potential but little confidence to step into it.

"His eyes were full of questions," Mr. Yacoub recalls. "He had so much inside him, but he didn't know how to express it."

Because of your generosity, Mr. Yacoub was able to walk alongside Adam for 13 years, encouraging him to try new things. Together, they discovered Adam's love for reading and writing.

The first three books in Adam's personal library came from Mr. Yacoub, who encouraged him to make reading a habit. Today, that library has grown to more than 150 books.

Looking back, Adam says: "Mr. Yacoub was always focused on building my self-confidence and encouraging me."

That encouragement helped shape not only Adam's confidence, but his character. The quiet boy who once struggled to express himself grew into a young man known for his leadership.

Today, Adam has graduated with a degree in Biochemistry and began his career with a leading pharmaceutical company.

Adam's success was the result of years of consistent care, encouragement, and opportunity. Thank you for making that long-term investment possible.

Through your support, children like Adam don't just receive help for a season. They gain a community for years to come.