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Egyptian Food Bank
Transparency Portal

(July 2023 - Jun 2024)

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.

Food Bank's coverage of Egypt's governorates (July 2023 - Jun 2024)

For details click on the governorate

Expenditures (July 2023 - Jun 2024)

1.333 B

Total expenditure on food security programs

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

62.3 M

Mother and child protection
programs

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

206.6 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

14 M

Total expenditure on Sustainable cities programs

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

13 M

Total expenditure on elevation programs

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

1.615 B

Expenditure on charitable activities

Includes total expenditure in all our charitable activities

45 M (2.78%)

Expenditure on administrative expenses

Includes general and administrative expenses

33.3 M

Expenditure on administrative salaries

Calculations of the costs of spending on administrative salaries and workers

13 M

Total expenditure on elevation programs

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

1.615 B

Expenditure on charitable activities

Includes total expenditure in all our charitable activities

45 M (2.78%)

Expenditure on administrative expenses

Includes general and administrative expenses

33.3 m

Expenditure on administrative salaries

Calculations of the costs of spending on administrative salaries and workers

The Egyptian Food Bank served the following (July 2023 - Jun 2024)

910 K Boxes

Sustainable FoodSecurity Initiative (SFSI)

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 towards monthly feeding and Stunting programs.

978 K Boxes

Food 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 towards Seasonal feeding programs and Convoys program.

9.2 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.

The Egyptian Food Bank served the following (July 2023 - Jun 2024)

9.2 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)

9 M Meals - Types and numbers (July 2023 - Jun 2024)

721 K

Relief
Meals

3 M

School Feeding
Meals

1.30 M

Nursing Home
Meals

2.147 M

Nursery Feeding
Meals

148 K

Atonement
Meals

100 K

Mobile Car
Meals

145.5 K

Winter Warmth
Meals

540 K

Tekeya
Meals

148 k

Atonement
Meals

100 k

Mobile Car
Meals

145.5 K

Winter Warmth
Meals

540 k

Al-Takiyah
Meals

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.

47.66%

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.

25.81%

Ultra-poor

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

8.11%

People with Disablities

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

17.90%

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.

0.27%

Customer Satisfaction LEVELS (July 2023 - Jun 2024)

95.72%

Donors Satisfaction

81.62%

Beneficiaries Satisfaction

Our Partners

70

Schools

3,495

CBOs

122

Care Homes

116

Nurseries

Our Volunteer Partners

16,610

Volunteers

112

Organizations

63

Schools

26

Student Initiatives

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