The objective of Stichting IFGF Almere is to promote the spread and practice of the Christian faith based on the Bible and the core values of IFGF Global. The foundation supports and strengthens churches, leaders, believers, and social and diaconal initiatives within Europe and beyond. The foundation does not aim to make a profit.

The foundation aims to use its resources and activities almost entirely for the public benefit, in accordance with the ANBI regulations. The foundation’s resources are not used for the private interests of founders, board members, or other individuals.

The foundation carries out its objective by organising church services, Bible studies, prayer meetings, fellowship activities, pastoral care, children’s ministry, youth ministry, volunteer work, training, and equipping. In addition, the foundation may support diaconal, missionary, and social initiatives that fit within its objective.

The foundation’s income mainly consists of voluntary gifts, donations, collections, and periodic donations. The foundation’s resources are used exclusively for activities that contribute to its objective. The assets are managed by the board, and the foundation does not retain assets beyond what is reasonably necessary for continuity and planned activities.

Stichting IFGF Almere was incorporated on 15 January 2026. In 2026, the focus is on building the local church, organising regular services and fellowship moments, strengthening children’s ministry and volunteer work, further setting up the administration, and preparing future diaconal, missionary, and training activities.

The first official financial accountability report concerns the 2026 financial year. It will be prepared and published after the end of the financial year, no later than 1 July 2027.

For background information: this concerns donations received and costs incurred in 2025, before the foundation was officially incorporated. This is not an official financial accountability report of Stichting IFGF Almere.

Board members do not receive remuneration for their board work. Only actual and reasonable costs may be reimbursed based on supporting documents. If the foundation has paid work carried out in the future, this will be done within reasonable and appropriate limits and in accordance with the foundation’s objective.

Upon dissolution of Stichting IFGF Almere, any positive liquidation balance will be spent on an ANBI with a similar objective or on a foreign institution that exclusively or almost exclusively serves the public benefit and has a similar objective. Founders, board members, or other private individuals cannot claim the foundation’s assets.