De Oranje Daad Charity
De Oranje Daad (The Orange Act), the charity committee of the Dutch Expats in Shanghai, is raising money for several charity projects. At this moment we raise money for a very special orphanage: Starfish Foster Home in Xi’an.
This organisation saves children who have special health needs that are the most at-risk in its partner orphanages and pay for the children’s surgeries. After the surgeries, the goal shifts to getting these children in the adoption process so that they can join a stable, loving family in the future. At the moment the kids live in a home, which looks nice but is in very bad condition. Starfish needs to build a new home for the kids. The sooner, the better.
Donate now for the new home and help us! Let’s realize a nice home for this special needs kids. Our goal is to collect RMB 1 million. We did not reach our goal yet and count on your help!
Please donate for the new home. There are several options:
- We can collect the donation personally by sending an e-mail to moniquevandestolpe@gmail.com.
- You can donate via the Chinese bank account of the interim Executive Director, Patrick Belnap, in Xi’an. Please mention your name and/or company:
Name: PATRICK KERRY BELNAP
Account nummer: 129286651210601
Bank: 招商银行西安分行高新区支行
Bank: China Merchant Bank, Gao Xin Road branch in Xi'an
Phone number: +86 29 88256060 - You can donate via a Dutch bank account van Care4Tina. Please mention your name and/or company. ABN AMRO Bank:
To: Stichting Care4Tina/Oranje Daad
Account number: 46.74.14.068
IBAN: NL11ABNA0467414068
BIC: ABANL2A
This account is especially for donations for the building. Payments to Care4Tina are approved by ANBI and possible tax deductible. Care4Tina takes care of the medical help for the children in Xi’an and is a partner of Oranje Daad.
Peter Potman, the Consul-General of the Netherlands in Shanghai, supports all activities of De Oranje Daad.
If your company is interested in a charity programme for employees and/or customers, to improve social image and do something good for Chinese orphans, please send an e-mail to: moniquevandestolpe@gmail.com.
