As of 23 September 2025, the SepsisNet Netherlands Foundation has been officially designated by the Dutch Tax Administration as a public benefit organisation (ANBI). This recognition applies for an indefinite period.
ANBI status confirms that SepsisNet is fully committed to the general public interest: increasing knowledge about sepsis, improving early recognition and treatment, and supporting patients, their families and healthcare professionals.
Thanks to this recognition, we can pursue our mission even more effectively:
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
ANBI status brings important tax benefits for anyone who wants to support SepsisNet.
💠 For individuals
💠 For companies
EVERY EURO GOES TO SEPSIS
SepsisNet aims for full transparency in how its resources are spent.
As an ANBI, SepsisNet is required to publish its objectives, policy, board composition and financial accounts.
The policy plan, financial accounts and board information will be published annually.
SepsisNet streeft naar volledige transparantie in besteding van middelen: elke euro wordt besteed aan projecten en activiteiten die bijdragen aan betere herkenning, behandeling en nazorg bij sepsis.
TOGETHER AGAINST SEPSIS
Give today and make a direct impact on sepsis care and recovery.
With a donation or bequest to the SepsisNet Netherlands Foundation, you directly help to: recognise sepsis earlier in hospitals and general practices, accelerate research into better treatment and aftercare, and support patients and families in recovery and awareness.
Would you like to know more about giving, periodic donations or leaving a legacy to SepsisNet? Feel free to contact us at info@sepsisnet.nl or visit our support page using the button.
SepsisNet Netherlands Foundation works to improve survival and quality of life for patients with sepsis, through faster recognition, better treatment and good aftercare. SepsisNet was founded on 29 October 2019, following the petition ‘SOS for sepsis’.
Member of the European Sepsis Alliance.
The information on this website does not replace medical advice. In doubt: call your GP or out-of-hours GP service, in case of severe symptoms 112. Please also read our privacy statement and disclaimer.
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