ANBI information
Name of the organisation
Stichting Marianne Center
RSIN / tax number
RSIN: 821887257
Contact details
Stichting Marianne Center
Address: Madeliefje 13, 7772 NC Hardenberg, the Netherlands
Email: stichtingmariannecenter@gmail.com
Phone: +31 6 35654489
Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number: 08217099
Objective
Stichting Marianne Center aims to support and guide young people with intellectual disabilities in Kenya. The foundation is committed to offering these young people opportunities in education, work, independence and participation in society, so that they can build as independent and dignified a life as possible.
Main points of the policy plan
Activities
The foundation achieves its objective by, among other things:
• Providing education and practical training;
• Guiding young people towards work and daytime activities;
• Improving living conditions and social inclusion.
Fundraising
The foundation obtains its income through:
• Donations from individuals;
• Gifts from companies and charitable funds;
• Occasional campaigns and fundraising activities.
Use of funds
The funds received are spent on:
• Educational and support activities for the students of the Marianne Center in Kenya;
• Direct support for projects of the Marianne Center in Kenya;
• Necessary organisational costs to keep the Marianne Center in Kenya running properly.
Asset management
Any assets are held solely to achieve the foundation's objectives. No assets are held that do not serve the foundation's objectives.
Board composition
The board of Stichting Marianne Center consists of:
• Guus Hofstede, chair
• Mieke Janssen, secretary
• Nelie Janssen, treasurer
• Anniek v/d Berg
Remuneration policy
The board members of Stichting Marianne Center receive no remuneration for their work. They are only entitled to reimbursement of expenses actually incurred and reasonably necessary.
Report on activities carried out
In the past financial year, Stichting Marianne Center has, among other things:
• Provided guidance and support to Kenyan young people with intellectual disabilities;
• Worked with local partners in Kenya to strengthen education and employment opportunities;
• Raised funds to finance these activities.
A more detailed activity report is available on request.
Financial accountability
Each year, the foundation publishes an overview of:
• The statement of income and expenditure;
• The balance sheet with notes.
The most recent financial statements can be found here.
Stichting Marianne Center has been designated by the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration (Belastingdienst) as a Public Benefit Organisation (ANBI). Under certain conditions, gifts to the foundation may be tax-deductible in the Netherlands.