Local funds
Woonfriesland and Elkien
Quality of Life Budget
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Neighbourhood Panel contribution
Here you can apply for funding for an activity in your neighbourhood.
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The new municipal orphanage
One-off activities that benefit young people or serve a social and/or community purpose in the municipality of Leeuwarden.
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Municipality of Leeuwarden
- ‘Living Together, Staying Healthy’ Grant
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See here for further information - Sustainability initiatives, Fixteam grant
See here for further information - Waste collection passes and free waste pickers, bin liners, etc.
See here for further information - Saving and/or generating energy locally
See here for further information - Community Fund
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Oldeburger Orphanage
Anyone undertaking initiatives focused on youth and elderly care in Friesland may be eligible for a grant from the OBW. However, these must be activities of a social, cultural, community or historical nature.
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The Roelof Steinvoorte Foundation
The Roelof Steinvoorte Foundation is a fund whose aim is to improve the quality of life for older people in the city of Leeuwarden.
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LOF (Leeuwarden Entrepreneurs’ Fund)
They fund applications and projects that are in line with the objectives and fall under the following pillars: Economy, Quality of Life, Culture, Tourism and Talent Development.
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Iepen Community Fund
Through the Iepen Mienskipsfûns, the province of Fryslân is making funds available to support residents’ projects. These are projects that make your neighbourhood, village or town a pleasant place to live. Ideas that bring your local community to life and help build Fryslân’s future.
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National funds
Rabobank
They support sustainable and social projects and initiatives that have a positive impact on the region. These projects enhance the local environment and contribute to one of the three transitions currently taking place in our society: the food transition, the energy transition or living a financially healthy life.
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Orange Fund
The four pillars of the Oranjefonds are: an engaged society, equal opportunities, caring for one another, and knowledge, impact and innovation.
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For applications relating to Neighbours’ Day, please see here for further information
NLdoet
The maximum amount that can be applied for is €350.00. This must be applied for separately after registering the activity, which contributes to the local community and involves new volunteers. This takes place in March.
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VSB Fund
The VSBfonds supports anyone who wishes to play an active part in our society. By supporting social and cultural projects that strengthen active citizenship, it contributes to self-reliance and mutual support in the Netherlands. In the areas of People and Society, or art and culture.
See here for more information on people and society
See here for information on art and culture
The Haëlla Foundation
Haëlla helps to realise the ideals of passionate people – people who want to make a difference for others or for the environment. We listen and contribute ideas, and can help with funding. We focus on small-scale, promising projects that need a bit of start-up capital to gain momentum.
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The DOEN! Foundation
For innovative residents’ initiatives.
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The Sluyterman van Loo Fund
promotes the quality of life of older people in the Netherlands and in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.
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RCOAK Foundation
They use the income from their assets to support initiatives and projects throughout the Netherlands that improve the quality of life for older people.
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Amelanderhof Foundation
provides grants for general social causes that are in line with its objective: ‘To promote the wellbeing of older people.’
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