Policy plan

Mission

The mission and objective of Stichting ZonnaCare is to realise and/or purchase everything that is required to contribute to the assurance and/or improvement of the quality of life of care-intensive children and their parents/carers.

Strategy

Our strategy is to actively recruit sponsors and donors, as well as to encourage their active engagement with Stichting ZonnaCare so they can learn about our current projects.

Both financial contributions and contributions in kind directly or indirectly benefit care-intensive children and their parents or carers.

Our prevention and integrity policy can be found here.

Financial accountability

Stichting ZonnaCare serves the public’s general interest and has no profit motive. We are financially accountable through our annual reports for 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and the accompanying activity overview for 2025.

Stichting ZonnaCare complies with the Dutch Management and Supervision of Legal Persons Act (WBTR), in effect since 1 July 2021. How Stichting ZonnaCare implements the WBTR has been documented. We can provide you with this description upon request.

ANBI information

Stichting ZonnaCare has been designated by the Dutch Tax Authority as a Public Benefit Organisation (ANBI). This offers both individuals and businesses wishing to make a donation a tax benefit, as gifts are exempt from Dutch gift and inheritance tax.

NameStichting ZonnaCare
RSIN8231.82.782
Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number51255693
AddressDolderseweg 242, Boerderijlaan, 3734 BS Den Dolder, the Netherlands
BoardSee the Board page for composition and roles
Remuneration policyStichting ZonnaCare has no employees and therefore no remuneration policy. Board members receive no compensation for their board duties.

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Privacy

Our privacy policy can be found here.

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Our activities

Our activities


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Stichting ZonnaCare is een Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling (ANBI)