ANBI CERTIFIED NGO

what is It?

An ANBI is a public benefit organization. An organization can only be considered an ANBI if it is almost entirely committed to serving the public interest.

To be designated as an ANBI, an organization must meet certain conditions, which are outlined on this page.

The Board Of Joeboentoe

T. Brehmer – Chair
M. Rutgers – Treasurer
EJW Roskam Cup – Secretary

Policy Plan

Every year we publish the policy plan for the coming year. Click here to view the document.

Current Report on Activities Performed

Here you will find an up-to-date overview of the activities carried out since our foundation, divided by year. Click here to view the document.

Annual Reports

2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

Remuneration Policy

Stichting Joeboentoe has no staff members or volunteers who work for the foundation and receive compensation for their work. It has a board (three members) who perform their work without receiving compensation. The chairman, T. Brehmer, has received an expense allowance of up to €200 per month until the start of 2022.

Terms and Conditions

Below you will find all the conditions that we must meet as an ANBI Foundation.

  • The institution must be fully focused on the general interest. This must be evident from the statutory objective and the intended activities, among other things.
  • The institution and the people directly involved with the institution meet the integrity requirements.
  • The institution is not profit-oriented with all of its activities that serve the general interest.
  • The institution must serve the general interest with almost all of its activities. This is the 90% requirement.
  • No natural person or legal entity may dispose of the institution’s assets as if they were their own assets. Directors and policymakers may not have a majority in the decision-making process over the institution’s assets.
  • The institution may not hold more assets than are reasonably necessary for the institution’s work. That is why the equity must remain limited.
  • The remuneration for policymakers is limited to an expense allowance or minimum attendance fees.
  • The institution has an up-to-date policy plan.
  • The institution has a reasonable relationship between management costs and expenditure.
  • Money remaining after the institution is dissolved is spent on an ANBI, or on a foreign institution that is at least 90% focused on the public interest. For a cultural ANBI, the positive liquidation balance must be spent on an ANBI (or foreign institution that is at least 90% focused on the public interest) with a similar goal.
  • The institution complies with the administrative obligations.
  • The institution publishes specific data on its own or a shared website.