ANBI status & 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 according to the ANBI publication requirement.
Organisation details
- Name
- Rozia Foundation
- Legal form
- Dutch foundation with ANBI status
- Founded
- 18 January 2024
- Chamber of Commerce number
- 92679692
- RSIN / Tax number
- 866137907
- Address
- PO Box 149, 3930 EC Woudenberg
- Phone
- +31 33 798 10 08
- info@roziafoundation.com
- Website
- roziafoundation.com
- Bank (IBAN)
- NL20 RABO 0384 2165 01 (Rabobank)
- BIC / SWIFT
- RABONL2U
Objective
Following Christ's example, we stand up for the Kurds. We meet their physical and spiritual needs by sharing the gospel and providing practical help. We represent and strengthen the growing community of Kurdish Christians so that they, in turn, can serve others through Word and Deed.
Our mission becomes visible in three pillars:
We share the gospel of Jesus Christ in the Kurdish language through digital channels such as podcasts, videos, articles and social media.
We offer practical help to Kurds in need, in cooperation with local partners and regardless of ethnic or religious background.
We stand up for religious freedom and the rights of persecuted Kurdish Christians, based on the biblical principle of law and justice.
Policy plan
The full Policy Plan 2025-2028 describes our mission, way of working, fundraising and allocation of resources.
Board
Rozia Foundation was founded in 2024 by Zmnako Karem and Shaho Hawrami, both Kurdish-Dutch Christians.
Remuneration policy
The board of Rozia Foundation works entirely unpaid. Board members receive no remuneration for their work. Expenses incurred can be claimed on a receipt basis and are always approved by a board member other than the one who incurred the expense.
The director currently works on a voluntary basis. Volunteers receive no remuneration other than the legally permitted volunteer allowance. Expenditure above €500 requires approval from several directors (four-eye principle).
Fundraising and spending
Rozia Foundation raises income from gifts from private donors, contributions from churches and congregations, and grants from funds and organisations. Resources are deployed for the purpose of achieving the objective. Management costs are in reasonable proportion to expenditure, and the board monitors this.
Rozia Foundation does not hold more assets than reasonably necessary for continuity of operations. Upon dissolution, any surplus balance will be spent on an ANBI with a similar objective.
Activity report 2024
In our first financial year (18 January - 31 December 2024), we laid the foundation for our three pillars:
Financial accountability 2024
Statement of income and expenditure
| Income | |
| Gifts and donations | € 8.597,00 |
| Total income | € 8.597,00 |
| Charges | |
| Website hosting costs | € 1.017,03 |
| Bank charges | € 99,70 |
| Other costs (notary, communication) | € 1.483,40 |
| Total expenses | € 2.600,13 |
| Profit for the year | € 5.996,87 |
Balance sheet as at 31 December 2024
| Assets | |
| Cash and cash equivalents (Rabobank) | € 6.335,89 |
| Total assets | € 6.335,89 |
| Liabilities | |
| Equity | € 6.335,89 |
| Total liabilities | € 6.335,89 |
The positive result of €5,996.87 has been added to equity and is available to implement projects in the coming years.
Questions or more information?
Do you have any questions about our ANBI status, annual report or policy plan? Please feel free to contact us via info@roziafoundation.com.