Transparency

ANBI and accountability

Transparency matters to us. Here you will find the details of Stichting MOTAS for Kids, how we work and how we account for what we do.

This translation is provided for information only. The Dutch version is legally binding. Read the Dutch version

ANBI status

Stichting MOTAS for Kids is working towards ANBI status, the Dutch recognition as a public benefit organisation. In preparation

ANBI stands for Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling, which means public benefit organisation. This status is granted by the Belastingdienst, the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration. Once we have been granted it, you will be able to deduct your gift from your taxes if you pay tax in the Netherlands, subject to certain conditions. We will announce it on this page.

Foundation details

Name
Stichting MOTAS for Kids
RSIN
869088476 (Dutch tax identification number)
KvK
99678640 (Netherlands Chamber of Commerce registration number)
Registered in
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Email
stichting@motas.nl
Phone
+31 (0)6 37570386
IBAN
NL70 ABNA 0152 6503 34
in the name of Stichting MOTAS for Kids

Purpose

Stichting MOTAS for Kids supports children in disadvantaged circumstances with their education and personal development. We want to create a stable and stimulating learning environment in which children can grow, learn and develop.

Our current area of work is Cañete in Peru.

Main points of our policy

We work together with local schools, teachers, parents and communities. They know best what is needed. Our work is divided into two programmes:

  • Education programme: learning, sports and creative materials and activities that match what children and teachers need.
  • Reconstruction programme: together with schools, we improve the place where children learn, so that the school becomes a safe and pleasant environment.

We raise funds through donations, fundraisers, schools and impact partners. We publish the full policy plan on this page.

Board

  • Gerardo Mollen, chair
  • Hans Mollen, treasurer
  • Brenda, board member
  • Two board positions will be filled soon

Remuneration policy

The foundation’s board members receive no remuneration for their duties as board members. Expenses they incur may be reimbursed.

Activities and financial accountability

At the end of each financial year, we publish a report on our activities and our financial statements here. That way, you can see what we have done and how the money has been spent.

Documents

  • Policy plan 2026 to 2029 (in Dutch)Download PDF
  • Annual reportComing soon
  • Annual accountsComing soon
  • Articles of associationComing soon
  • ANBI standard publication formComing soon