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We believe a young person with a roof over their head, a language and a lawyer gets further. Your gift makes that possible.

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Your gift and the tax authority

Your gift and the tax authority

Stichting Gelukkige Jeugd is a public benefit institution (ANBI). This means that, within the statutory conditions, you may deduct your donation from your income or corporation tax. An ANBI pays no inheritance or gift tax on bequests and donations received in the public interest.

For a periodic gift you can ask the tax authority to apply the exemption for gifts. We are happy to think this through with you.

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A periodic gift can be recorded with the tax authority. The annual threshold then does not apply and you make use of the periodic gift scheme. We are happy to think this through with you.

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Where your gift goes

Under our policy plan, at least 90% of the funds go to the programmes and at most 10% to administrative costs such as bookkeeping, office rent, insurance and volunteer expenses.

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Food and emergency aid

Food packages, clothing, hygiene supplies and school materials for young people and families in reception locations.

02

Language and education

Language classes, learning support, internship and mentoring programmes towards work or education.

03

Legal assistance

First-line assistance by the Chamber to displaced people, and the costs of proceedings and advice.

04

Volunteers and accountability

Volunteer expenses, materials and the administration of our own ANBI reporting.

View our financial accountability