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Suud Ij! JAARVERSLAG 2003 “ Stichting Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Ir^Ter En Regent Zijne Koninklijke Hoogheid Prins Bernhard Der Nederlanden pUB|J3p3N UBl Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Antwoordnummer 10512 1000 RA Amsterdam Cultuurfonds Bernhard Prins T' r Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Astrid Waltmans Stichting r' “ Antwoordnummer 10512 1000 RA Amsterdam 2003 spucjinn*^ suud Ij! JAARVERSLAG ir^ter en Regent Zijne Koninklijke Hoogheid Prins Bernhard der Nederlanden ^UT van het bestuur, J.A. Broekhuysen^aftoilier secretaris van Zijne Koninklijke Hoogheid Prins Bernhard der Nederlanden Inhoud Adressen Herengracht 476 Ten geleide Postbus 19750 Huis der Provincie Provincie Noord-Brabant Fondsenwerving en Communicatie 1000 GT Amsterdam Prinsenhof 3 H Brabantlaan 1 Organisatie telefoon (020) 520 6130 Postbus 9090 H Postbus 90151 Ja, ik geef cultuur de kans en word donateur Zilveren Anjer fax (020) 623 8499 6800 cx Arnhem 5200 MC 's-Hertogenbosch e-mail [email protected] telefoon (026) 359 8635 telefoon (073) 681 2209 fax (026) 359 9290 fax (073) 612 3610 Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds e-mail [email protected] e-mail [email protected] Groningen Martirnkerkhof 12 | Financieel beleid Postbus 610 Provinciehuis H Limburglaan 10 Inkomsten 9700 AP Groningen Pythagoraslaan 101 - Postbus 5700 “ Besteding activiteitenbudget en verdeling telefoon (050) 3164936 Postbus 80300 6202 MA Maastricht naar sectoren fax {050) 3164744 3508 TH Utrecht telefoon (043) 389 7004 Jaarrekening e-mail [email protected] telefoon (030) 258 3991 fax (043) 361 8575 Toelichting behorende tot de jaarrekening fax (030) 258 2320 e-mail [email protected] 2003 e-mail [email protected] Overige gegevens ':-Twèëbaksm arkt 52^^^l Postbus 20120 8900 HM Leeuwarden Postbus 17270 telefoon {058) 292 5609 Provinciehuis^^^^^pjH 1001JC Amsterdam Wat fax (058) 292 5125 telefoon (020) 520 6130 Activiteiten ^ _e-mail [email protected] Postbus 123 ^1 e-mail [email protected] Overzicht van de bestedingen 2000 MD Haarlem Overzicht Fondsen op Naam met telefoon {023) 514 3143 doelstelling Westerbrink fax (023) 5144170 Spui 70 (kamer E09.28) Postbus 122 e-mail [email protected] Antwoordkaart 9400 AC Assen Postbus 12654 De fotografie voor het jaarverslag 2003 heeft dit telefoon (0592) 365 705 Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds 2500 DP Den Haag jaar als thema 'passie en talent'. De begaafde, fax (0592)355299 Zuid-Holland telefoon (070) 353 2318 jonge fotografe Diana Scheden heeft acht e-mail [email protected] Zuid-Hollandplein 1 fax (070)3533058 portretten gemaakt van mensen die een of beide Postbus 90602 e-mail [email protected] eigenschappen uitstralen en toelichten. De foto's 2509 LP Den Haag zijn afgebeeld in deel III. Provinciehuis H telefoon (070) 441 6799/441 7709 Luttenberg straat 2 * fax (070) 441 7832 Diana Scheden (1977) studeerde in 2000 af Postbus 10078 e-mail [email protected] Postbus 4252 aan de Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten in 8000 CB Zwolle 3006 AG Rotterdam Maastricht en in 2001 aan de Academie voor telefoon (038) 425 2450 telefoon (010) 242 7466 Schone Kunsten in Hasselt. Daarna volgde zij een fax (038) 422 3619 Achter de Houttuinen 8 fax (010)2427465 cursus documentaire fotografie bij de Stichting e-mail [email protected] Postbus 407 e-mail [email protected] Kumulus in Maastricht. In 2001 behaalde zij de 4330 AK Middelburg Stichting Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds ^ ,^>3na Scheden e.a derde prijs bij de Zilveren Camera in de categorie telefoon (0118) 682 500 Herengracht 476 Marcel Bakker, De ■Ontwerperij,Amsterd, Provinciehuis Flevoland fax (0118) 635311 ^ Postbus 19750,1000 GT Amsterdam TaIff & Meischke, / 'Dagelijks leven’ met een foto van de drukste dag Amsterdam in zwembad Mosaqua in Gulpen. In 2002 kreeg Visarenddreef 1 e-mail [email protected] Kaya Fraternan di Skèrpènè # 1 telefoon (020) 520 6130 Diana Scheden bij de Zilveren Camera wederom de Postbus 55 Postbus 4673 4fax (020) 623 8499 ' ici CBF-Keur wordt voor vijfjaar afgege' derde prijs, ditmaal in de categorie 'Buitenlandse 8200 AB Lelystad Curacao e-mail [email protected] fondsenwervende instellingen die alle a, documentaire’ met een foto van een aidshospice telefoon (0320) 265 285 Nederlandse Antillen www.cultuurfonds.nl oritiera moeten voldoen en dezelfde pro( in Thailand. In 2003 werd zij genomineerd voor de fax (0320)265281 telefoon 00 599 9 7671584 doorlopen. Jaarlijks wordt getoetst of de World Press Photo Masterclass 2003. e-mail [email protected] fax 00 599 9 747 2922 aan de gestelde critera voldoet. e-mail [email protected] ABN AMRO Bank 54 Diana Scheden is freelance fotografe en docente Postbank 500900 aan de Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten in Maastricht. ABN AMRO Bank Aan de relaties van het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Referentie datum e-mail 04054 A E/AW juni 2004 (020) 520 6158 [email protected] Betreft Jaarverslag Geachte relatie, Alstublieft, het jaarverslag 2003 van het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds. Qua uiterlijk bijna hetzelfde als vorig jaar-de gaatjes en de driedeling zullen u bekend voorkomen - maar toch verrassend anders. Inhoudelijk wijkt dit jaarverslag flink af Niet alleen steunden wij andere projecten, maar ook meer projecten dan in 2002. Zelfs bijna tweehonderd meer! Daar zijn wij natuurlijk trots op. Ook het financiële katern (deel II) is enigszins aangepast. Daar hebben wij, nog uitgebreider en duidelijker dan voorgaande jaren, ons financiële beleid toegelicht. Voor de fotografie hebben wij dit jaar de jonge, talentvoile fotografe Diana Scheilen gevraagd. Zij heeft acht portretfoto’s gemaakt van personen die een connectie hebben met een van de gesteunde of bekroonde projecten. De negen mannen en vrouwen (op één foto zijn twee vrouwen afgebeeld) komen ook zelf aan het woord: zij vertellen over hun passie voor hun werk. De foto’s zijn afgebeeld in deel III. Namens bestuur en medewerkers van het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds wens ik u veel lees- en kijkplezier. Met vriendelijke groet. Adriana Esmeijer directeur P.S. Bent u nog geen donateur? Vult u dan nog even de bon in, die u aantreft als afscbeurbare flap van de omslag. Stichting Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Herengracht 476 Postbus 19750 Telefoon (020) 520 6130 Postbank 500900 www.cultuurfonds.nl 1000 er Amsterdam Fax (020) 623 8499 ABN AMRO 543730492 Het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfond»; stimuleert cultuur cn natuur behoud in Néderland-op grote en op kleine schaal. Bijzondere Initiatieven, passie en talent moedigen wij aan met subsidies, opdrachten, prijzen en beurzen. Door actieve fondsenwerving en bijdragen uit loterijen kunnen wij jaarlijks meer dan 3600 projecten en personen ondersteunen. Dat maakt ons, met een landelijk bureau en vijftien regionale afdelingen, het grootste particuliere cultuurfonds van Nederland. Het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds geeft cultuur de kans. Wie 3 Ten geleide 5 Fondsenwerving en Communicatie 9 Organisatie i6 Zilveren Anjer Het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds stimuleert cultuur en natuurbehoud in Nederland - op grote en op kleine schaal. Bijzondere initiatieven, passie en talent moedigen wij aan met subsidies, opdrachten, prijzen en beurzen. Door actieve fondsenwerving en bijdragen uit loterijen kunnen wij jaarlijks gemiddeld 3600 projecten en personen ondersteunen. Dat maakt ons, met een landelijk bureau en vijftien regionale afdelingen, het grootste particuliere cultuurfonds van Nederland. Het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds geeft cultuur de kans. [2] Paleis Soestdijk, 1 mei 2004 Hooggeachte Dames en Heren, Met het door het Bestuur van het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds samengestelde jaarverslag kan ik mij verenigen. Hierbij verleen ik decharge voor het in 2003 gevoerde beleid. Prins der Nederlanden Regent Een vruchtbaarjaar Het bestuur van het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds kijkt met grote tevredenheid terug op een vruchtbaar 2003. Wat is er zoal bereikt? De donateurwervingsactie die volgde op de campagne voor meer naamsbekendheid, had aan het eind van het verslagjaar 5083 nieuwe begunstigers opgeleverd. Vooral de directe werving op straat bleek succesvol. Zeer ingenomen is het bestuur met de dertien nieuwe Fondsen op Naam. Deze bijzondere vorm van schenken, door het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds in de jaren tachtig van de vorige eeuw geïntroduceerd, blijft voor veel mensen een aantrekkelijk manier om hun betrokkenheid bij cultuur en natuurbehoud in Nederland tastbaar te maken. Het bestuur is de instellers van deze fondsen bijzonder dankbaar. Op een ander inkomstenvlak gebeurde er iets verrassends. Het Fonds Bijzondere Uitkeringen van de ALN/BankGiroLoterij stelde € 545.000 extra beschikbaar voor culturele projecten. Tien instellingen profiteerden van dit genereuze financiële gebaar, waaronder het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Nederlandse Antillen en Aruba, dat in verband met zijn vijftigjarig jubileum € 200.000 extra kreeg voor projecten op de zes eilanden. Ook op andere fronten is er veel gebeurd. Zo stemde het bestuur in februari in met het advies van de Wertheimer-Stichting om de komende driejaar de opbrengsten van het Wertheimer Fonds te bestemmen voor activiteiten van het Nederlands fotomuseum in Rotterdam, en werd in de provincies Friesland, Noord-Holland, Groningen en Noord- Brabant het startstein gegeven voor de Cultuurfondsen voor Monumenten, een initiatief van het Nationaal Restauratiefonds en het Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds om de financiële mogelijkheden voor het behoud van gemeentelijke en provinciale monumenten te verruimen. Verder kreeg het Cultuurfonds een nieuw uiterlijk. Het blauwe beeldmerk maakte plaats voor een fris oranje anjer die de woorden ‘Prins Bernhard’ en ‘Cultuurfonds’ met elkaar verbindt. De nieuwe anjer oogt nu al vertrouwd en is ook zonder naam al herkenbaar bij het publiek. Zonder steun van velen - particulieren en organisaties
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