Education-focused child sponsorship nonprofit serving fatherless children in Egypt
Coptic Orphans runs long-term, education-centered sponsorship programs for fatherless children in Egypt, operated from Fairfax, Virginia with offices abroad. Its stack centers on Salesforce (Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Apex, Lightning Web Components) alongside Power BI, Tableau and SAP Signavio, a pattern that points to donor CRM depth and a push toward process modeling. Ops-weighted, accelerating hiring in the US and Egypt lines up with efforts to standardize processes across country offices.
Notable leadership hires: Diaspora Engagement Director, Human Resources Director
Coptic Orphans is a nonprofit Christian development organization founded in 1988 and headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia. It supports fatherless children in Egypt through sponsorship and education programs designed to keep children in school and with their families. Programs are delivered with a network of village-based volunteers, churches and partner organizations. The organization employs 51–200 people across its US headquarters and offices in Egypt and other countries, and funds its work through child sponsors and Diaspora donors.
Coptic Orphans uses Salesforce, including Sales Cloud and Service Cloud, with custom development in Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Web Components and SOQL. Reporting runs on Power BI and Tableau.
Coptic Orphans is headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, near Washington, D.C., and operates additional offices including in Egypt.
Coptic Orphans hires in the United States and Egypt, with recent openings concentrated in operations, alongside data, engineering, finance, research, compliance and Diaspora engagement leadership.
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