Moulid al-Badawi Heritage Walk
A guided walk with hub historians through the old city during the moulid — stops at the mosque, the sugar-doll makers, and the lantern workshops.
Whether you have an hour, a skill, a pound, or a whole spring — here is exactly how to plug in.
A guided walk with hub historians through the old city during the moulid — stops at the mosque, the sugar-doll makers, and the lantern workshops.
Join 60 volunteers planting 300 shade trees along the Tanta–Mahalla road. Gloves, water, and lunch provided.
Free two-day intro to web development for public-school students from Gharbia, taught by hub engineers.
Attendance is free. Working languages: Arabic and English.
Specific asks, with specific commitments. Pick one and write to us — no forms, no pitches.
One hour a month with Delta Coders students building their first portfolios. Remote OK.
Any working laptop from 2018 or newer — we wipe, reinstall, and hand them to Delta Coders students in Zefta and Santa.
Two of our Cotton to Kind farmer collectives are ready to register their own labels. We need someone who has done this before.
EGP 40,000 covers venue, meals, mentors, and prizes for 40 participants over 48 hours.
If you're a headteacher or teacher in a Gharbia public school and want Delta Coders in your building, write to us.
The hub runs on volunteer time and small acts of generosity. Three ways to help.
Buys a sapling for the Delta Green Corridor and pays for the volunteer's water and gloves.
One month of after-school Delta Coders tuition for a public-school student in Gharbia.
Underwrites a Heritage Hackathon weekend end-to-end — venue, meals, mentors, and prizes for 40 participants.
Applications open each spring for young leaders (20–30) living in or connected to Gharbia. Membership is voluntary, unpaid, and built on the belief that the Delta deserves its own future — not one exported from anywhere else.