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Name: Stichting Ihsan

RSIN Number: 865562726

Contact Information: info@stichtingihsan.nl

Description of Objectives:

The foundation has the following objectives:

a. Providing financial and material support to those in need.

b. Promoting social participation, emancipation, integration, solidarity, interculturalism, diversity, sustainability, helpfulness, and civic-mindedness, both nationally and internationally, regardless of geographic location, language, religion, faith, race, and gender.

c. Promoting a sustainably harmonious society in which individuals have the opportunity to develop optimally while also taking responsibility for a vital, peaceful, and livable society. Additionally, anything directly or indirectly related to these objectives.

Main Policy Plan:

Financial Resources: The foundation seeks to obtain financial resources through:

a. Grants. b. Donations. c. Gifts, bequests, and legacies. d. All other acquired income and revenues. Bequests can only be accepted subject to an inventory privilege.

Expenditures: The foundation is nonprofit and aims to achieve its goals by:

a. Organizing activities and projects in the fields of education, upbringing, welfare, society, media, sports, arts, and culture, both nationally and internationally.

b. Organizing collection campaigns and similar activities to collect money, clothing, food, care items, medical supplies, educational materials, and other necessities for those in need.

c. Organizing meetings, seminars, conferences, and excursions.

d. Sponsoring and supporting individuals, organizations, and educational institutions, both nationally and internationally, contributing to the realization of the objectives.

e. Collaborating with institutions and organizations with similar goals or activities, both nationally and internationally. Establishing umbrella organizations, platforms, and federations.

f. Using all legal means conducive to the stated goal.

Role of Board Members:

  • Yasin Ozturk: Chairman
  • Musa Akdas: Secretary
  • Ali Gumustekin: Treasurer

Remuneration Policy: All work is carried out by volunteers, without any form of compensation.

Report of Activities:

In 2023, the following activities were carried out in Uganda:

  • Construction of 6 water wells.
  • Providing food packages for hundreds of people.
  • Financial support provided to hundreds of people.
  • Commenced the construction of a prayer space.
  • Commenced the construction of a school (School project).
  • Providing iftar meals.
  • Providing clothing, toys, writing materials, school bags, and treats to children and young people.
  • The chairman and secretary traveled to Uganda to coordinate these activities.

Financial Accountability:

The foundation's assets are managed by the board, with responsibilities including:

  • Annually preparing a budget.
  • Annually preparing financial statements.
  • Managing the assets.
  1. The foundation's fiscal year is the same as the calendar year.
  2. The Board must adequately record and document the financial condition of the foundation and everything related to its activities so that the rights and obligations of the foundation can be known at all times.
  3. At the end of each fiscal year, the treasurer prepares a balance sheet and a statement of income and expenses and presents these financial statements to the Board within six months after the end of the fiscal year, optionally accompanied by a report from a registered accountant or accounting consultant.
  4. The Board approves the financial statements, relieving the treasurer of liability for managing the assets.