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Non-profits in Netherlands

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Heurns Belang

Community development · Housing & Homelessness +3 more · De Heurne, Netherlands

Community developmentHousing & HomelessnessHealthTax-deductible

Heurns Belang is a village association founded in 1975 that represents the interests of residents of De Heurne, a small village in the municipality of Aalten, the Netherlands. It works to preserve and strengthen the liveability of the village and the bonds between residents through projects, activities and events.

Type: Community organisation
Works for: Communities, Families, Children +2 more
Activities: Community programmes, Direct services, Advocacy & campaigning +1 more
Reach: Local
Programmes: Heurns Veld, Uuthuuskes, Buurtpreventie App +3 more
Funded by: Membership fees, Individual donations, Corporate partnerships
Legal form: Vereniging
Founded: 1975

Open full profileProfile updated 4 September 2026

Non-profits in the Netherlands at a glance

Of the 11,243 non-profits in the Netherlands, the most common cause areas are Community development (45%), Education (27%) and Children & Youth (25%).

Cause areas

Community development45%
Education27%
Children & Youth25%
Arts & Culture22%
Health18%

Organisation types

Charity32%
Community organisation23%
Operating foundation17%
Grant-making foundation5%
Association5%

Beneficiaries

Communities42%
Children37%
Families25%
Youth21%
People in poverty15%

Funding sources

Individual donations55%
Corporate partnerships22%
Earned income16%
Grants13%
Government funding12%

Top cities

Amsterdam4%
Rotterdam2%
Den Haag2%
Utrecht2%
Haarlem2%
Amersfoort1%

Size

1-10 employees2%
51-200 employees1%
201-500 employees0%
501-1000 employees0%

Most held certifications

ISO 9001:20151%

Key facts

2004 is the median founding year
52% say donations are tax-deductible
39% publish a charity number
70% name their programmes
49% invite volunteers

Figures from a sample of 500 of the 11,243 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.