Egyptian Food Bank
Transparency Portal

(July 2024 - February 2025)

العربية

We believe in the philosophy of the right to know, which emphasizes the importance of providing individuals and communities with information about our work and awareness of the food they receive from us.

Who are the beneficiaries?

Our Partners (July 2024 - February 2025)

4,955

CBOs

137 Elderly Homes

149 Nurseries

51 Schools

10,287

Volunteers

Food Bank's coverage of Egypt's governorates (July 2024 - February 2025)

For details click on the governorate

Who are the beneficiaries?

Female Headed Household

These are single mothers (divorced or widowed) and they are the sole source of income for their family members. To exacerbate matters, females in Egypt have low educational opportunities and face challenges in practicing their roles outside the home or getting a job that provides them with income, which leaves them in unfairly poor economic conditions; where the opportunities they were deprived of in childhood have resulted in their continued suffering in the present time.

53.36%

The Elderly

They suffer from disability or chronic poverty due to their permanent situation outside the labor market because of their old age or disability.

24.51%

Ultra-poor

They suffer from a low socio-economic status, which not only prevents them from securing food, but also hinders their academic performance.

0.30%

People with Disablities

They suffer from disability or chronic poverty due to their permanent situation outside the labor market because of their disabilities.

21.08%

Foreign Students

They suffer from a low socio-economic status, which not only prevents them from securing food, but also hinders their academic and educational performance.

0.76%

Food Bank's coverage of Egypt's governorates (July 2024 - January 2024)

For details click on the governorate

Expenditures (July 2024 - February 2025)

846.6 M

Total expenditure on food security programs

Monthly sponsorship, urgent relief, and feeding programs during the seasons of Ramadan and Eid al-Adha.

113 M

Mother and child protection
programs

Includes programs to combat stunting, and feeding children in private nurseries and government schools.

163.1 M

Total expenditure on empowerment programs

Providing income for small farmers and producers to integrate them into the supply chains of the Egyptian Food Bank

2.1 M

Total expenditure on Sustainable cities programs

Implementing all Egyptian Food Bank programs to self sustain in Farafra, New Valley and Malawi, Minya

9.6 M

Total expenditure on elevation programs

Includes all program design, program evaluation, advocacy cause, and public engagement activities

1.1 B

Expenditure on charitable activities

Includes total expenditure in all our charitable activities

65.2 M (5.7%)

Expenditure on administrative expenses

Includes general and administrative expenses

22.3 M

Expenditure on administrative salaries

Calculations of the costs of spending on administrative salaries and workers

9.8 M

Total expenditure on elevation programs

Includes all program design, program evaluation, advocacy cause, and public engagement activities

848.9 M

Expenditure on charitable activities

Includes total expenditure in all our charitable activities

55.4 M (6.5%)

Expenditure on administrative expenses

Includes general and administrative expenses

19.2 M

Expenditure on administrative salaries

Calculations of the costs of spending on administrative salaries and workers

The Egyptian Food Bank provided 10 M services & Empowered 2,000 beneficiaries (July 2024 - February 2025)

2.4 M Services

Protection

The Protection Platform focuses on providing emergency relief to individuals and families in need. Over 700 K food boxes have been distributed to meet the basic needs of 3.5 M beneficiaries, and more than 1.3 M meals have been provided to assist individuals during crises. Additionally, convoys of aid have been sent to Gaza, including 181 trucks carrying over 3K tons of supplies.

7.6 M Services

Prevention

The Prevention Platform works to prevent food crises by providing essential food items to numerous individuals. Over 17K food boxes to meet the basic needs of 87K beneficiaries additionally more than 7.5 M meals have been distributed to families in need.

2,000
Beneficiaries

Empowerment

The Empowerment Platform contributes to supporting small and medium-sized projects, enabling individuals to improve their income sources and achieve financial independence. This platform includes several empowerment initiatives, such as supporting 1,000 of small farmers, 500 poultry farmers (female caretakers) and 500 Female Caretaker Cooks.

11 K Tonnes

Crisis Relief Initiative

Food boxes from the Egyptian Food Bank are an important part of the distribution of food and aid to those in need. The boxes are packed and loaded with food then distributed to beneficiaries. Our food boxes mainly are targeted internally and externally towards Gaza, Sudan, Libya, and Slovenia.

Our impact - IFPRI STUDY
(Nutrition-sensitive food distribution amidst inflationary shock)

6.5 M Meals - Types and numbers (July 2024 - February 2025)

154.2 K

Relief
Meals

434 K

Orphanage
Meals

5.2 M

Nursery Feeding
Meals

2.4 M

School Feeding
Meals

489.2 K

Tekeya
Meals

8,503

International Students
Meals

132 K

Winter Warmth
Meals

8.8 M

Total
Meals

309 K

Orphanage
Meals

273.6 K

Tekeya
Meals

5,703

International Students
Meals

17.1 K

Mobile Car
Meals

Customer Satisfaction Levels (July 2024 - February 2025)

Customer Satisfaction Levels (July 2024 - January 2024)

98.52%

Donors Satisfaction

92.85%

Beneficiaries Satisfaction

Reasons for beneficiaries dissatisfaction:
The boxes delivery times are not fixed and unexpected.
The location of the association of the Stunting project is not suitable.
Currently, work is underway to stabilize the delivery period and provide associations in the same geographical scope for the beneficiaries.

Egyptian Food Bank Transparency Portal

(July 2024 - February 2025)

العربية

We believe in the philosophy of the right to know, which emphasizes the importance of providing individuals and communities with information about our work and awareness of the food they receive from us.

Who are the beneficiaries?

Our Partners (July 2024 - February 2025)

4,955

CBOs

137

Elderly Homes

149

Nurseries

51

Schools

10,287

Volunteers

Food Bank's coverage of Egypt's governorates (July 2024 - February 2025)

For details click on the governorate

Who are the beneficiaries?

Female Headed Household

53.36%

The Elderly

They suffer from disability or chronic poverty due to their permanent situation outside the labor market because of their old age or disability.

24.51%

Ultra-poor

They suffer from a low socio-economic status, which not only prevents them from securing food, but also hinders their academic performance.

0.30%

People with Disablities

They suffer from disability or chronic poverty due to their permanent situation outside the labor market because of their disabilities.

21.08%

Foreign Students

They suffer from a low socio-economic status, which not only prevents them from securing food, but also hinders their academic and educational performance.

0.76%

Food Bank's coverage of Egypt's governorates (July 2024 - January 2024)

For details click on the governorate

Expenditures (July 2024 - February 2025)

846.6 M

Total expenditure on food security programs

Monthly sponsorship, urgent relief, and feeding programs during the seasons of Ramadan and Eid al-Adha.

113 M

Mother and child protection programs

Includes programs to combat stunting, and feeding children in private nurseries and government schools.

163.1 M

Total expenditure on empowerment programs

Providing income for small farmers and producers to integrate them into the supply chains of the Egyptian Food Bank

2.1 M

Total expenditure on Sustainable cities programs

Implementing all Egyptian Food Bank programs to self sustain in Farafra, New Valley and Malawi, Minya

9.6 M

Total expenditure on elevation programs

Includes all program design, program evaluation, advocacy cause, and public engagement activities

1.1 B

Expenditure on charitable activities

Includes total expenditure in all our charitable activities

65.2 M (5.7%)

Expenditure on administrative expenses

Includes general and administrative expenses

22.3 M

Expenditure on administrative salaries

Calculations of the costs of spending on administrative salaries and workers

9.8 M

Total expenditure on elevation programs

Includes all program design, program evaluation, advocacy cause, and public engagement activities

848.9 M

Expenditure on charitable activities

Includes total expenditure in all our charitable activities

55.4 M (6.5%)

Expenditure on administrative expenses

Includes general and administrative expenses

19.2 M

Expenditure on administrative salaries

Calculations of the costs of spending on administrative salaries and workers

The Egyptian Food Bank provided 10 M services & Empowered 2,000 beneficiaries (July 2024 - February 2025)

2.4 M Services

Protection

7.6 M Services

Prevention

The Prevention Platform works to prevent food crises by providing essential food items to numerous individuals. Over 17K food boxes to meet the basic needs of 87K beneficiaries additionally more than 7.5 M meals have been distributed to families in need.

2,000 Beneficiaries

Empowerment

Egyptian Food Bank
Transparency Portal

Mother and child protection
programs

2,000
Beneficiaries

Our impact - IFPRI STUDY
(Nutrition-sensitive food distribution amidst inflationary shock)

Relief
Meals

Orphanage
Meals

Nursery Feeding
Meals

School Feeding
Meals

Tekeya
Meals

International Students
Meals

Winter Warmth
Meals

Total
Meals

Orphanage
Meals

Tekeya
Meals

International Students
Meals

Mobile Car
Meals