International development nonprofit scaling education programs across Egypt
Coptic Orphans operates a sprawling development and compliance infrastructure—Salesforce, NetSuite, SAP, Oracle ERP across finance and ops—while actively migrating core data into Salesforce Cloud. The hiring surge (24 roles in 30 days, mostly ops and compliance) and the dominance of regulatory and audit-readiness projects signal a scaled organization wrestling with financial governance and multi-jurisdictional compliance, not a small grassroots charity. Engineering and data teams are lean (2 and 1 hire respectively), suggesting tech is enabling operations rather than driving product.
Notable leadership hires: Diaspora Engagement Director
Coptic Orphans is a nonprofit development organization headquartered near Washington, D.C., with operational teams and program presence in Egypt, Australia, and Canada. Since 1988, the organization has worked with over 100,000 children in Egypt through education-focused sponsorship and a network of village-based volunteers and churches. The mission centers on keeping fatherless and orphaned children in school and with their families by pairing long-term educational support with local community networks. Current operations span child sponsorship programs (Not Alone, Valuable Girl, TARL pilot), diaspora engagement, and women's empowerment work. The organization employs over 150 trained professionals across headquarters and field offices.
Coptic Orphans provides education-focused long-term support to fatherless and orphaned children in Egypt, enabling them to stay in school and with their families. The organization has served over 100,000 children since 1988 through child sponsorship and a network of over 900 village-based volunteers, churches, and organizations.
Coptic Orphans is headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C. The organization also maintains offices in Egypt, Australia, and Canada.
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