Born and raised in Cairo, Kyrolos witnessed, first-hand, the 2011 Revolution and the violence that ensued. After immigrating to the U.S., he founded the N.C.C. to aid Coptic youth break the cycle of poverty and reach higher education. He began working closely with churches in Egypt before legally forming the N.C.C.

A first-generation immigrant from Egypt with an education in Finance and Accounting, Ireni seeks to leverage her knowledge of the needs of the Coptic Community to serve Coptic youth. She has served in Egypt’s most impoverished districts and hopes to take the next step with the N.C.C. by expanding access to higher education.

Michael currently works as a Financial Analyst at Franklin Monroe Administrative Services, LLC. As a servant of the Coptic community since his youth, Michael strives to use his professional skills to continue serving in adulthood. He joined the N.C.C. to capitalize on his expertise in finances to insure the financial health and integrity of the organization. 

Having joyfully served on mission trips in the U.S. and across the globe, John seeks to spread the joy of his own heart on to others. John approaches church service with a sense of duty to the fellow members of his Coptic community. By joining the N.C.C., John intends on delivering essential goods to the underprivileged, bringing about a bright future. 

As an aerospace engineer, Michael seeks to discover innovative means to help develop the Coptic community. He is a vibrant member of the church service who seeks to inspire the next generation of Coptic leaders. He has conducted multiple mission trips both domestically and to Africa to serve Copts. 

Having served around the world, John witnessed poverty and strife in areas where service lacked. John is a scholar of the Coptic history and language. He joined the N.C.C. to increase public awareness about the Coptic community. Whether by opening a low income dental clinic or by ensuring that Copts are well represented, John seeks to serve.