The Egyptian Heritage Rescue Foundation (EHRF) is an Egyptian non-profit organization established in 2013. Their primary objective is to promote and safeguard Egyptian and regional cultural heritage. EHRF offers a range of services and programs to fulfill this mission.

One of their initial initiatives involved delivering courses on Disaster Risk Preparedness and First Aid to Cultural Heritage (FACH) in collaboration with the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM). The foundation is dedicated to addressing the challenges faced by heritage collections in museums, libraries, archives, and cultural heritage sites. They strive to engage in various academic and practical activities, including digital documentation of museum collections, risk assessment training for curators and conservators, and the revitalization of historical buildings.

EHRF also aims to develop and enforce legislation to protect cultural heritage, prioritize the reuse of heritage buildings, monitor decision-makers responsible for national museums and archaeological sites, and provide specialized advice and services to private heritage collections and building owners. By raising public awareness and promoting investments in heritage, the foundation seeks to contribute to community education, academic achievements, and sustainable economic benefits. Their logo, featuring a scorpion-headed goddess, symbolizes both the rich cultural diversity of Egypt and the organization's commitment to preserving and rescuing heritage for future generations