International funderBased in Netherlands

Weeshuis der Doopsgezinden

Haarlem, NetherlandsWebsite

About Weeshuis der Doopsgezinden

Weeshuis der Doopsgezinden is a Dutch philanthropic fund focused on supporting children and youth in disadvantaged situations, with a particular emphasis on projects that strengthen youth work and improve life chances. Its giving spans Kennemerland, the rest of the Netherlands, and selected international contexts, with a clear interest in vulnerable groups such as children in poverty, children in alternative care, refugee-background youth, trauma-affected children, and children of incarcerated parents or young people involved with justice systems. The fund appears to support practical, mission-aligned project work rather than broad institutional funding.

Annual Giving$3.5M

Focus Areas

Youth Work for Disadvantaged ChildrenChildren in PovertyRefugee and Migrant ChildrenTrauma-Informed Youth SupportAlternative Care and Foster/Residential SupportJustice-Impacted Youth

Giving Approach

General project grants for youth-serving initiatives; likely moderate-sized discretionary contributions awarded to aligned projects in the Netherlands and select international locations. The fund appears to be application-based rather than highly publicized invite-only giving, with a focus on mission fit and direct benefit to vulnerable children and young people.

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