ANBI

ANBI status and transparency.

We are open and accountable about who we are, what we do and how we handle the funds entrusted to us. On this page you will find all the information we make public under the publication requirements for an ANBI (a Dutch public benefit organisation).

StatusANBI
RSIN866137907
Chamber of Commerce (KvK)92679692
Financial year2024

Section 1

Organisation details.

Name
Stichting Rozia Foundation
Legal form
Dutch foundation with ANBI status
Founded
18 January 2024
Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number
92679692
RSIN / tax number
866137907
Address
PO Box 149, 3930 EC Woudenberg
Phone
+31 33 798 10 08
Email
info@roziafoundation.com
Website
roziafoundation.com
Bank (IBAN)
NL20 RABO 0384 2165 01 (Rabobank)
BIC / SWIFT
RABONL2U

Section 2

Objective.

Following the example of Christ, we stand up for the Kurds. We meet their physical and spiritual needs by sharing the gospel and offering practical help. We represent and strengthen the growing community of Kurdish Christians, so that they in turn can serve others in word and deed.

Our mission takes shape in three pillars:

01

Gospel and testimony

We share the gospel of Jesus Christ in the Kurdish language through digital channels, such as podcasts, videos, articles and social media.

02

Help and mercy

We offer practical help to Kurds in need, working with local partners and regardless of ethnic or religious background.

03

Justice and righteousness

We stand up for religious freedom and for the rights of persecuted Kurdish Christians, based on the biblical principle of justice and righteousness.

Section 3

Policy plan.

The full 2025–2028 policy plan describes our mission, our way of working, our fundraising and how funds are allocated.

Download the 2025–2028 policy plan (PDF, adopted by the board) →

Section 4

Board.

Jaco Ottevanger

Chair

Rien Baan

Secretary

Zmnako Karem

Treasurer

Michiel Tramper

General board member

Shaho Hawrami

Director

Not a member of the board

Rozia Foundation was founded in 2024 by Zmnako Karem and Shaho Hawrami, both Kurdish-Dutch Christians.

Section 5

Remuneration policy.

100% unpaid board

The board of Rozia Foundation is entirely unpaid. Board members receive no remuneration for their work. Expenses incurred can be claimed on the basis of a receipt and must always be approved by a board member other than the one who incurred them.

The director currently works on a voluntary basis. Volunteers receive no payment other than the volunteer allowance permitted by law. Expenditure above €500 requires approval from more than one board member (four-eyes principle).

Section 6

Raising and spending funds.

Rozia Foundation raises income from gifts by private donors, contributions from churches and congregations, and grants from funds and organisations. Funds are used to pursue the foundation’s objective. Management costs are in reasonable proportion to expenditure, and the board oversees this.

Rozia Foundation does not hold more assets than are reasonably needed to ensure the continuity of its work. If the foundation is dissolved, any remaining positive balance will be spent on an ANBI with a similar objective.

Section 7

2024 activity report.

In our first financial year (18 January to 31 December 2024) we laid the foundations for our three pillars:

  1. Founding and governance

    Formal incorporation before a notary, setting up the governance structure, first meetings and adoption of a vision document.

  2. Website and platforms

    Launch of the bilingual roziafoundation.com and the Kurdish-language platform hiwabokurd.com (articles, Jesus films, podcasts, Bible PDF).

  3. Online mission

    More than 1,000,000 views on Facebook, ~24,000 people reached via Instagram, ~1,000 downloads of the Bible in Kurdish.

  4. Project development

    Three project proposals drawn up for fundraising, focused on the three pillars.

  5. Fundraising

    First contacts made with churches and organisations, first gifts received.

Download the 2024 annual report (PDF, 8 pages, published 2025) →

Section 8

Financial accountability for 2024.

Statement of income and expenditure

Income
Gifts and donations€8,597.00
Total income€8,597.00
Expenditure
Website hosting costs€1,017.03
Bank charges€99.70
Other costs (notary, communications)€1,483.40
Total expenditure€2,600.13
Result for the financial year€5,996.87

Balance sheet as at 31 December 2024

Assets
Cash at bank (Rabobank)€6,335.89
Total assets€6,335.89
Equity and liabilities
Equity€6,335.89
Total equity and liabilities€6,335.89

The positive result of €5,996.87 has been added to the foundation’s equity and is available for carrying out projects in the coming years.

Section 9

Questions or more information?

Do you have questions about our ANBI status, annual report or policy plan? Please feel free to contact us at info@roziafoundation.com.

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Help build hope.

Your gift does two things. It brings the gospel in Kurdish and it supports Kurdish Christians. Rozia Foundation is a recognised ANBI (a Dutch public benefit organisation), so your gift is tax-deductible in the Netherlands.

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