Stichting BvM 1957 Goede Doelen appears to be a Dutch family-style charitable foundation focused on helping disadvantaged and vulnerable people move toward greater independence through education, personal development, sport, medical support, and financial stability. Its grants also extend to animal welfare and community/cultural projects, suggesting a practical, locally rooted approach with some flexibility for projects in the Netherlands and, at board discretion, internationally. The grantee list shows a strong preference for hands-on service organizations and specific, tangible projects rather than broad advocacy or large institutional funding.
Offers general project support through an application process, with funding directed to social, sustainable, educational, cultural, and animal-related projects. Grants appear to be relatively targeted and project-based, with a focus on organizations in the Metropoolregio Den Haag-Rotterdam, the Netherlands more broadly, and occasionally international work at board discretion.
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Apply through the foundation’s general project support request process and make the need concrete, local, and clearly tied to vulnerable or disadvantaged people (or animals). Strong applications should show measurable impact, practical implementation, and a clear link to education, development, care, sport participation, or financial independence; projects in the Den Haag-Rotterdam region are especially well aligned.
Current and upcoming funding from Stichting BvM 1957 Goede Doelen that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: The project must align with the foundation's doelstelling. The foundation states it provides financial support to ANBI foundations and supports projects and initiatives of a social, sustainable, educational, social, or cultural nature focused on disadvantaged and vulnerable people and animals.
Who can apply: Project must align with the foundation's objectives (supporting disadvantaged and vulnerable people and animals). The board decides allocation and may deviate from regional focus. Primarily supports ANBI foundations and nonprofit initiatives.
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