Support Anne Frank Tree Foundation

The Support Anne Frank Tree Foundation aims:

1. to prevent the tree from being prematurely and needlessly cut;
2. to guarantee proper care for the preserved tree in future.

In November 2006 the Borough Amsterdam Center announced the Anne Frank tree would be cut. A group of local residents, experts and the national tree foundation got together and fought for the preservation of the tree. The Support Anne Frank Tree Foundation was founded to keep this struggle going on, so the tree could be saved and cared for efficiently in years to come.

In April 2008 the foundation built a construction to ensure the safety of the tree and its surroundings. A team of tree experts took further measures to ensure safety and to treat some illments. These were the most important demands of the Bourough of Amsterdam Center, the Anne Frank Foundation and the owner of the tree, in order to agree upon preservation of the tree. And therefor the tree is saved from being prematurely and needlessly cut.

The major part of the construction & preservation costs were sponsored by the building contractors and treespecialists. We are very greatfull for their contribution. However, there is still a large amount of money needed to pay the bills. We would like to invite you to make a contribution.

Making a contribution

You can support our efforts by contributing ideas or money.

We will be happy to receive your suggestions by e-mail at:
info@support-annefranktree.dds.nl

Financial support
If you wish to make a financial contribution, please pay this to:

Stichting Support Anne Frank Tree
IBAN: NL54TRIO078.48.24.126 (International Bank Account Number)
BIC: TRIONL2U

In case you need to pay taxes in our country of the Netherlands, it is interesting to know that the Stichting Support Anne Frank Tree was recognised by the national treasury as a valuable non governmental organisation (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling -ANBI- number 53.977, as stated in article 6.33 of the 2001 Dutch tax law). This means that your contribution might be tax deductible.