A question echoed in their minds: "How do the underprivileged find their passion?" Yasmine and Yassin, two remarkable grade 11 students, answered with "Path to Passion," a program supporting the girls of Banaty orphanage in Egypt.

The program offers education, English lessons, sports activities, and arts and crafts, aiming to provide more than just basic needs. This initiative is not just a school project but a commitment. During Christmas, the students raised 100,000 EGP to give personalized gifts to every girl.

They continue to monitor progress and dedicate three hours every Friday, along with 15 friends, to support the girls. They're not just teaching; they're showing these girls that they are seen, valued, and capable of pursuing their own passions, creating a lasting impact on their lives.