Stichting JIP (JIP Foundation) is a Dutch charitable foundation established in 2013. JIP Foundation is a family-funded charitable endowment fund (vermogensfonds) and does not actively raise funds from the general public.

JIP Foundation has been designated as a Dutch Public Benefit Organisation (ANBI – Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling).
General Information
Official name: Stichting JIP (JIP Foundation)
Registered office: Muiden, The Netherlands
Chamber of Commerce (KvK): 57140898
RSIN: 85454521
E-mail: info@jipfoundation.nl

Objective

JIP Foundation supports organisations and projects that contribute to the wellbeing and future prospects of people in vulnerable circumstances.

In accordance with its statutory objectives, the Foundation particularly supports organisations providing assistance to people in need and initiatives inspired by Christian values. Special attention is given to children and young people, education, healthcare, protection from exploitation and human trafficking, and the development of vulnerable communities.

The Foundation may also support local and regional youth initiatives in the Netherlands and, to a lesser extent, projects concerning nature and cultural heritage.
Policy 2026–2030
JIP Foundation is primarily a grant-making foundation. It does not normally operate projects itself but provides financial support to organisations with the knowledge, experience and local networks required to implement them.

JIP combines long-term commitment with individual project grants.

The Foundation may support one selected project or organisation for several consecutive years. This allows JIP to build a relationship with the organisation and contribute to continuity and sustainable results. The current multi-year commitment focuses on educational opportunities for children attending schools in the Holy Land.

Alongside this multi-year commitment, JIP supports individual projects in the Netherlands and abroad that fit the objectives of the Foundation.

Projects are selected by the Board on the basis of their relevance to JIP's objectives, their expected impact, the reliability of the organisation involved and the effective use of the funds provided.

Funding and Management of Assets

JIP Foundation is an endowment fund funded by the family. The Foundation does not actively solicit donations or conduct public fundraising campaigns.

The assets of the Foundation are managed prudently and responsibly. The objective of the financial management is to enable JIP to continue supporting charitable projects over the longer term.

The Board determines the amount available for charitable expenditure, taking into account the Foundation's resources, existing multi-year commitments and anticipated future projects.

The Foundation does not seek to make a profit. Its assets and income are used exclusively to further its statutory charitable objectives.
Board and Remuneration
The Board is responsible for the policy of the Foundation, the management of its assets and the selection, approval and monitoring of projects.

Chair: Jos den Hengst
Secretary: Jasper van de Bovenkamp
Treasurer: Kees Goudswaard

Board members receive no remuneration for their activities. They may only be reimbursed for reasonable expenses incurred in carrying out their duties.

JIP Foundation has no paid employees.

Activities 2025

In 2025, JIP Foundation provided a total of €15.020 in charitable grants.

The Foundation supported:

• General Administration of Greek Schools – Holy Land
  Continued support for education and school fees for children.
  Grant: €9.000
• Stichting Bright Fame – Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Support for the organisation's work with vulnerable people in Amsterdam's Red Light District.
  Grant: €3.200
• Kasr El-Dobara Evangelical Church – Egypt
  Support for charitable and community activities.
  Grant: €2.250 
• Tot Heils des Volks – The Netherlands
  Contribution to youth activities.
  Grant: €570

Total charitable expenditure: €15.020.

Administrative costs in 2025 amounted to €253, consisting of bank charges. No remuneration was paid to Board members.

More information about the organisations and projects supported by JIP Foundation can be found in the Projects section of this website.

Charitable grants: €15.020
Administrative costs: €253
Board remuneration: €0

The Foundation received €425 in donations from third parties in 2025. The annual accounts also record €651 interest received on the savings account.

The remaining funds required for the year's expenditure were provided from the Foundation's existing financial resources.

Intended Activities 2026

In 2026, JIP Foundation intends to continue its multi-year commitment to educational projects in the Holy Land.

Alongside this commitment, the Foundation intends to support selected individual projects in the Netherlands and abroad that meet the objectives and selection criteria set out in the Policy Plan 2026–2030.

The Board determines the amount and duration of each grant on the basis of the project, the Foundation's available resources and existing commitments.

Annual Accounts 2023

Annual Accounts 2024

Annual Accounts 2025

Policy Plan 2026–2030