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Partnerships

Effective poverty alleviation programs can not be carried out without partnerships. We are partnering with over 40 diocese, schools, and NGO's (Non-Governmental Organizations) to improve the lives of children.

Bishop Bemen of Nakada and Abouna Matthias with the Serve to Learn volunteers and Nawal (Coptic Orphans APM), July 2005	Bishop Istafanous of El-Fashn, March 05	Bishop Pivnotious of Samalout, Mar 05

Bishop Aghabious of Deir Mouas, March 05	Bishop Demetrious of Malawi, March 05	Bishop Antonious of Manfalout, March 05

Bishop Ashaia of Tahtah during the Rep's meeting, Jan 05	Bishop Youannis with the Coptic Orphans Reps on Dec 31, 04.

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His Holiness Pope Shenouda

August 14, 2003 was a very special day for the staff of Coptic Orphans. His Holiness Pope Shenouda III took time out of his busy schedule to meet with the staff during his visit to Washington DC. He was particularly impressed with the photo of Manga, a child who can now read, thanks to the hard work of the Coptic Orphans Reps in Egypt.

By the Grace of God, Coptic Orphans had the honor of meeting with H.H. POPE SHENOUDA III for the first time, at His residency in Cedar Grove, NJ on Wednesday, August 21, 2002. His Holiness gave Coptic Orphans his blessings and spoke to us about how we are “saving God’s children.” He added, “we appreciate very much what you are doing. Such persons are in great need.” In quoting the midnight praises, H.H. stated to “remember those who have no one to remember them”.

 

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Bishop Youannes Visits Coptic Orphans

Coptic Orphans welcomed a very special guest, H.G. Bishop Youannes, to our home office in Washington DC on Monday, June 3, 2002. His Grace was extremely impressed with our organization and deemed CO "the authority on orphans in Egypt". We would like to thank Anba Youannes for blessing us, supporting us, and praying for the success of our mission to combat poverty among Copts in Egypt.