1. Concrete Donations are accepted from donors through the hotline or the personal presence of the institution donor or by contacting a staff member of the institution.
2. Concrete Donations are exploited either through direct disposal or by investing in projects that serve the Foundation's objectives and benefit the public.
1. Acceptable contributions: apartments, villas, buildings, land, shops, factories (provided there are no judicial or genetic problems) antiques, jewelry, household appliances, furniture (provided they are new and not used) new medical devices or used with value and efficient functioning - new clothing - cars.
2. Unacceptable contributions: used home appliances, used household furniture, medical medicines, used medical devices and not functioning highly efficiently, second-hand clothing, apartments or land (under the Ministry of Endowments), books and school shakes, sewing machines, and used embroidery.
3. Donations of assistance such as donation of humanitarian assistance to the Foundation, offers of humanitarian assistance, participation of the Foundation in projects to assist others... or others.
1. Conditional donation: (ongoing charity - exploitation of a purpose): where the ownership of the donation to the Foundation is in accordance with the conditions agreed with the donor and the exploitation or disposition thereof is in accordance with the terms of the contract between the parties.
2. Unconditional donation: The institution's ownership of the donation shall be granted as soon as the transfer proceedings have been completed and the institution shall be free to dispose of them following the decision of the Executive Committee.
Horus Institution for Health Care and Community Development (H.I.C.D) is a non-profit development institution founded in 2016 With the aim of developing Egyptian individuals comprehensively. Five key areas of human development have been selected: health and education Scientific research, social solidarity, and manifestations of life.