C4C for Refugees in Cairo

David Merrell
Dec 24, 2020
1 min read

Due to COVID-19, we weren't able to host a large donation event like we have for the past several years. Instead, we gave the donations to six refugee families who donated them to their refugee neighbors. This allowed them to receive Lego gifts and experience the luxury of giving gifts to others. It was fun to receive photos from their giving experiences. All recipients were very poor South Sudanese refugees living in Egypt hoping for resettlement to Europe or the United States. Enjoy the sample photos.

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Lily Johnson

Mar 20

It is truly heart-warming to see how Creations for Charity has expanded its reach all the way to Cairo. I was particularly moved by the detail regarding the distribution at the orphanage and how the children were so eager to start building their new sets immediately. It really highlights that LEGO is a universal language that brings joy regardless of geography. Seeing the photos of those smiles makes the whole initiative feel much more personal. I sometimes find myself diving into deep research about international charity structures or looking for the online assignment help service in Australia to better understand how these non-profits navigate logistics and local customs in different countries. It makes me wonder what the specific challenges were…

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