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Sint Nicolai Broederschap

Stichting Sint Nicolai Broederschap

Arnhem, Netherlands

Poverty & HungerChildren & YouthElderly careCommunity developmentTax-deductible donations
CharityFounded 1351Local reach
Profile last updated: August 25, 2026

About

Founded in 1351, Sint Nicolai Broederschap is a charity based in Arnhem, Netherlands working on poverty & hunger, children & youth, elderly care +1 more.

The Sint Nicolai Broederschap is a charitable foundation in Arnhem, the Netherlands, founded in 1351. It provides financial and material support to residents of Arnhem and surrounding municipalities who have little or no financial room to manoeuvre, including help with household goods such as washing machines, fridges, beds and laptops for students. It also gives one-off or periodic contributions to institutions and projects serving children, elderly people, families and homeless people, such as food banks, neighbourhood organisations and schools, and supports a Sinterklaas celebration for pupils from low-income families. The foundation's work is carried out by a bureau shared with the Dullertsstichting and Stichting Het Burger en Nieuwe Weeshuis at Jansbinnensingel 22 in Arnhem. It is funded from its own capital and property, along with private donations and legacies, and operates independently of government. The service area covers the municipalities of Arnhem, Duiven, Renkum, Rheden, Rozendaal, Westervoort and the former municipality of Huissen. The foundation is recognised as an ANBI public-benefit organisation and is a member of FIN, the association of Dutch asset-holding foundations.

Location

Arnhem, Netherlands

Founded

1351

Organisation type

Charity

Legal form

Stichting

Legal name

Stichting Sint Nicolai Broederschap

Focus areas

charitypoverty reliefArnhemANBIcommunity support

Languages

NL

Causes & programmes

Causes

Poverty & HungerChildren & YouthElderly careCommunity development

Works for

People in povertyChildrenElderly peopleFamiliesHomeless people

How they work

Direct servicesGrant-makingCommunity programmes

Programmes

Arnhemse kinderen doen mee

Children & Youth · Netherlands

Joint project with the Gemeente Arnhem and local partners that helps children from low-income families take part in activities, including funding bicycles and computers through Stichting Leergeld.

Funding & support

Annual budget

€693,800 (2024, budgeted: €283,500 for institutions and €410,300 for individual aid)

Funded by

Individual donationsLegacies

Ways to support

DonateLegacy giving

Trust

Tax-deductible donations

Credentials & affiliations

Industry memberships

FIN

Partnerships

Gemeente Arnhem, Dullertsstichting, Stichting Het Burger en Nieuwe Weeshuis, Voedselbank, Het Kruispunt, Jeugdland, Stichting Leergeld, Vincentius vereniging, Stichting Siza, Switch Kringloopbedrijf

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