Statutes of Anda Foundation
The Philosophy of the Endless Sky
Transparency & Annual Reports
Anda Foundation stands for honesty, clarity, and trust. Like the Bushido warrior who guards his honor, we publish our annual accounts, policy plan, statements, and bank transactions every year.
We believe that only complete openness enables a sustainable and spiritual community. This way, everyone always knows how our resources are spent, in service of our mission and the Endless Sky.
Article 1 – Name and Seat
The foundation bears the name: Anda Foundation – The Philosophy of the Endless Sky. It may also present itself under the shortened name Anda Foundation. The foundation has its seat in the municipality of Delft, Netherlands.
Article 2 – Purpose
The foundation aims to:
- Promote philosophical, spiritual, cultural, and social research and dialogue, inspired by Anda.
- Stimulate reflection on the relationship between humans, nature, and cosmos.
- Contribute to communities where honesty, compassion, and connection are central.
- Promote understanding of spiritual and philosophical diversity.
The foundation operates without profit motive and meets the requirements for ANBI status.
Article 3 – Means
The foundation seeks to achieve its goal through:
- Organizing lectures, conferences, retreats, and dialogues.
- Publishing books, essays, podcasts, and artistic expressions.
- Realizing and managing Skyyurts and Skystones.
- Entering into collaborations with educational institutions and social organizations.
- Raising funds, donations, legacies, and subsidies.
Article 4 – Assets
The foundation's assets are formed by subsidies, donations, gifts, inheritances, legacies, and proceeds from activities. All resources are used exclusively for the objectives. Board members receive no remuneration, only attendance fees and expense reimbursement.
Article 5 – Board
The board consists of at least one person. Functions can be divided (chairman, secretary, treasurer). Appointments are for four years and renewable. The board guards the foundation's objectives and inspiration.
Article 6 – Representation
The foundation is represented by the board collectively. For legal acts exceeding €25,000, approval from the entire board is required.
Article 7 – Meetings and Decision-making
The board meets at least twice a year. Minutes are taken of each meeting. Decisions are made by majority vote.
Article 8 – Annual Accounts and Transparency
The financial year coincides with the calendar year. Within six months, the board approves and signs the annual accounts. The foundation publicly publishes its annual accounts, policy plan, and statements.
In addition, we also annually publish our bank transactions. We do this out of conviction that a foundation can only exist through honesty, clarity, and complete transparency – like a Bushido warrior guards his honor.
Article 9 – Policy Plan and Accountability
Annually, the board establishes a policy plan with goals, activities, and budget. The foundation publicly accounts for activities and expenditure of resources.
Article 10 – Dissolution
Dissolution can be decided by the board with a two-thirds majority. Any positive balance goes to an ANBI institution with similar objectives.
Article 11 – Final Provisions
In cases not provided for in these statutes, the board decides. Changes are possible with a two-thirds majority.