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Support human rights
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Aim for human rights helps people stand up for their rights worldwide. We also urge governments and businesses to follow human rights norms. Is our work important to you? With your support we can do more! This way you contribute to achieving a world in which the rights of all humans are respected.
Donate
A just world in which people are free and equal. Aim for human rights works towards this goal. Your structural support guarantees that we can fulfill our plans.
You can make a donation to Aim for human rights via Postbank account 1460115 in Utrecht. It is also possible to donate online by clicking on the button in the menu on the right.
Become a volunteer!
Do you prefer donating time? Become a volunteer and contribute to a better world. Collaborate on projects in the Netherlands, give support to our office or invent a creative campaign. We also regularly have internships available. A passive understanding of the Dutch language is necessary. Read more
Corporate Social Responsibility
To Aim for human rights it is important to involve as many actors as possible in human rights. Governments, NGOs and companies. At the same time, corporate social responsibility (CSR) is more and more expected of companies. A company can do this by integrating human rights, social and ecological norms in its business. Together with Aim for human rights, companies can analyse how they can put in place measures that ensure compliance with international standards. More on our Human Rights and Business programme
Company donors
A company can also support human rights by donating money or services. In many cases, this is fiscally attractive. Please contact Hélène Ruys by e-mail or +31 (0) 30 233 40 27 to discuss the possibilities.
More information
For more information on other ways to support our work for a world in which everyone's rights will be respected, please contact Hélène Ruys via phone: +31 (0) 30 233 40 27 or e-mail.
CBF Certificate
Aim for human rights has been granted a Certificate of No Objection ("Verklaring van geen bezwaar") by the Central Bureau on Fundraising (CBF). When a Dutch charity has this Certificate donors can trust that this organisation has passed a strict evaluation. An important criterium for example, is that an organisation can spend at most 25% of its fundraising income on new fundraising.
