Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI)
National Tomour Institute Friends Association
Support body for Hospital 57357, Egypt's pediatric oncology hospital providing free cancer care to children
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The National Tomour Institute Friends Association supports the Children's Cancer Hospital Foundation Egypt (CCHF 57357) and its flagship institution, Hospital 57357, the largest pediatric oncology hospital in the world by capacity, with 320 beds. The hospital provides the highest quality cancer care to children entirely free of charge and without discrimination, and has set new standards for healthcare and nonprofit fundraising in Egypt. The Foundation oversees the hospital's strategic direction and financial sustainability.
To support the Children's Cancer Hospital Egypt in providing world-class, free-of-charge cancer treatment to children, ensuring no child is turned away due to financial circumstances.
The Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) is an Egyptian non-profit established in 1998 by oncologists and supporters of Cairo's National Cancer Institute to fund facility upgrades, training and patient care. Its largest project was building the …
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Joint first of 240 charities in Egypt on integrity score
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Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) is a health nonprofit based in Cairo, Egypt. GiveRadar lists it from public charity directories and does not hold an official government registration record for it. It was founded in 1998 and has been operating for 28 years. GiveRadar's Integrity Assessment for the organization is 45/100, which reflects how much public information is available, not whether the charity is legitimate. 11 officers and directors are publicly disclosed.
The National Tomour Institute Friends Association supports the Children's Cancer Hospital Foundation Egypt (CCHF 57357) and its flagship institution, Hospital 57357, the largest pediatric oncology hospital in the world by capacity, with 320 beds. The hospital provides the highest quality cancer care to children entirely free of charge and without discrimination, and has set new standards for healthcare and nonprofit fundraising in Egypt. The Foundation oversees the hospital's strategic direction and financial sustainability. Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) is a health organization based in Egypt. The organization was founded in 1998.
Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) is classified as a Health organization, based in Egypt. It operates as a Non-Governmental. The organization has 11 disclosed officers and directors.
Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) is located in Cairo, Egypt. The organization was established in 1998 and has been active for 28 years. Its address is 1 Seket Al-Emam Street – El-Madbah El-Kadeem Yard – El-Saida Zenab.
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Quick facts about Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI)
- What is Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI)?
- Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) is a health non-governmental based in Cairo, Egypt. The National Tomour Institute Friends Association supports the Children's Cancer Hospital Foundation Egypt (CCHF 57357) and its flagship institution, Hospital 57357, the largest pediatric oncology hospital in the world by capacity, with 320 beds. The hospital provides the highest quality cancer care to children entirely free of charge and without discrimination, and has set new standards for healthcare and nonprofit fundraising in Egypt. The Foundation oversees the hospital's strategic direction and financial sustainability.
- When was Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) founded?
- Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) was founded in 1998.
- Where is Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) located?
- Headquartered in Cairo, Egypt.
- Is Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) trustworthy?
- Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) has a GiveRadar Integrity Assessment of 45 out of 100 (Partial transparency). The score reflects public-data transparency: registration, financial disclosure, governance, contact details, and how recently data was refreshed. It does not measure program impact.
- What is Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI)'s website?
- https://www.afnci.org.eg/
- Are donations to Association of Friends of the National Cancer Institute (AFNCI) tax-deductible?
- Donations may be tax-deductible for residents of Egypt under local rules. US donors should check whether the charity has an equivalency-determination letter or a US-based fiscal sponsor before claiming a deduction.
