January 2, 2020

Together we will ensure a sporty and creative 2020!

2020 has begun! A year in which we once again children hope Help by paying for sports club memberships or music, dance, or drawing lessons. Will you join us?

For parents and children

Do you (or your child) want to play football, take music lessons, do gymnastics, street dance, judo, or participate in theater, but don't have enough money at home? The Youth Sports & Culture Fund can help. Parents and children cannot apply themselves; this is done through an intermediary. Read more about this. submitting an application.

For intermediaries

Are you a teacher, youth care worker, debt counselor, social worker, or otherwise professionally involved in raising or caring for a child? Become an intermediary! As an intermediary, you're the link that ensures all children have the same opportunities by quickly and easily submitting an application online. Read more about become an intermediary.

For cultural institutions

As a cultural provider, you cannot submit applications for children yourself. That is why we have a special application for cultural providers. Toolkit compiled with texts for the club's website, a flyer and a poster.

For sports clubs

As a sports club, you cannot submit applications for children yourself. That is why we have a special application for sports clubs. Toolkit compiled with texts for the club's website, a flyer and a poster.

For municipalities

Would you also like to join our national network of municipal and provincial funds as a municipality? Read more about this on our municipality page.

Take action or donate!

With your support, even more children can participate and develop to their full potential. Your contribution, big or small, is very welcome. Financial support isn't the only way to support our work. You can also start a fundraiser yourself with your sports club, colleagues, class, or cooking club through our Action Platform. Visit myyouthfundaction.nl for inspiring actions by others. And most importantly: your support always directly benefits the child.