Support GA!
Keep historical insight independent, youth-led and free to access — recognised ANBI since 16 July 2025.
ANBI · Public-benefit foundation · Non-profitWhy give to GA!?
Your gift powers student-led events, podcasts and publications that would otherwise not exist.
No paywalls. GA!’s output stays open and accessible to anyone, anywhere — that’s only possible with support like yours.
GA! is a recognised Dutch ANBI. Gifts may be tax-deductible under Dutch rules — giving that costs you less.
Ways to give
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Transfer directly to our foundation account. All details below.
- Account nameStichting Geschiedenis Actueel
- IBANNL51 ABNA 0137 1476 51
- BankABN AMRO Bank N.V.
- CityAmsterdam
GA! is a registered Dutch ANBI. Gifts may be tax-deductible under Dutch rules.
What does ANBI mean?
ANBI stands for Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling — a Dutch status for foundations whose work genuinely serves the public good. At least 90% of the organisation’s efforts must benefit society.
For GA!, this means turning historical expertise into open, accessible programmes: magazines, podcasts, public debates and student-led research that anyone can follow for free.
- No profit distribution: board members receive no profit or bonuses.
- Transparent: policy plan and key ANBI information are published online.
- Purpose-driven assets: all funds are reinvested in youth-led historical programming.
What your support makes possible
Open publications, podcasts and event recordings — free for everyone, forever.
Your gift empowers students and young researchers to do work that matters and is seen.
We believe applied history informs better policy. Your support funds that mission directly.
Our Supporters
These generous individuals have chosen to be recognised for their support of GA! Think Tank. We are deeply grateful to each of them for making our work possible.
Jane van der Berg
“History is a guide to navigation in perilous times. History is who we are and why we are the way we are.”
David McCullough