The Immortality Fund Foundation

We meet at least three times a year, to assess how we can implement our objectives. We also identify specific actions and activities that are in alignment with the objectives of Stichting Humaniversity and we do what we can to help realise them.

Our Activities:

Here is a summary of the kind of things we plan to do in 2025-2027. Some event dates have already been scheduled and are listed below.

• We are planning a series of Open Days, (free of charge) so that the public can make general enquiries relating to personal growth, spiritual awareness and meditation, as well as specific enquiries about the Humaniversity’s work and philosophy.
  Dates: 12 April 2026 and 11 October 2026.
• We will provide Weekly Meditations that are open to the public so that visitors can experience meditation, ask questions about its various benefits and, meet other similarly interested people.
  Dates: Every Monday at 17:00 – 18:30, except mid-July to mid-August
• Josef’s Open Day: Once or twice every year, we will host an Open Day of the main building at Dr. Wiardi Beckmanlaan 4, (formerly known as St. Josef’s) specifically for members of the public who attended there as children, when it was previously operated by the Catholic Church.
  Date: 8 November 2026
• Public Events: Stichting Immortality Fund intends to provide social events to the public in locations such as Amsterdam and Den Haag.
• Community Events: we are planning an informal and entertaining presentation by Peter Faber which will be open to the public and aimed primarily at maintaining our connection with the local community in Egmond aan Zee.
  Date: 10 May 2026
• Donations: Immortality Fund will consider donating to organisations in the local community, as well as national and international organisations aligned with the broad Humaniversity philosophy of ‘working with people for a better world’.
• Celebrations: Immortality Fund will consider supporting public festivals including the celebration of the 100-year anniversary of the construction of the main building that houses Humaniversity, which has been classified as a rijksmonument since 2001.
• Prizes and Awards: We are considering the establishment of a prize or some other form of public recognition that can be announced and awarded at specific festivals that are dedicated to the cultivation of spiritual awareness and personal growth.
• Bequests: the board will consider more emphasis to the encouragement and receiving of donations and gifts as well as endowments from people as part of their testaments.
• Seminars: we will actively consider the presentation of public seminars and activities that promote personal growth, for example: the seminar presented at University of Lithuania in 2012.
• Support: the board will consider the financial support of Humaniversity volunteer staff who offered long-term service to Humaniversity and who may need this support in their advanced age.

A summary of our activities in previous years:

• Regular events: the primary activities already mentioned above, namely: Open Days, St, Josef’s Day and Weekly Meditations have been well established for many years.
• The Immortality Club: For several years, the Immortality Fund supported the work of Denny Yuson, founder of Humaniversity, by promoting his work to the public and frequently offering experiential events in Amsterdam under the name of The Immortality Club. The aim was to encourage social connection and a basic introduction to emotional intelligence and meditation.
• Public Speaking: on 23 November 1999, representatives attended the Knesset in Israel by invitation, to speak and advise on the treatment of addiction in Israel. In 2012, we attended University Lithuania to present a seminar on principles of personal growth.
• Local Community Involvement:
  (a) We have provided martial arts classes to local youth to promote self-confidence and social connection as a direct response to indications of local juvenile delinquency and lack of organized social life.
  (b) We have provided Open Days for local residents and neighbours as a means of social connection and a better mutual understanding. On one occasion, we secured the services of Dutch actor and entertainer Peter Faber, to act as host.
  (c) On one occasion, we arranged an informal meetings and entertainments presented by prominent Dutch personalities, Ramses Shaffy and Albert Mol, as an information bridge and connection point with local villagers.

We are a Not-For-Profit organization

The foundation does not seek financial profit from its activities. The foundation’s services are provided free of charge to the public, except to cover essential expenses. The directors do not receive any wages or other reward for their services.

Our Formation:  The Immortality Fund was established as a Stichting (Foundation) under Dutch law on 21 December 1990 and its articles of agreement were modified on 31 October 1997. It carries the registration number: 41240636. All the details of its registration can be found at the KVK, Chamber of Commerce, Alkmaar.

Would you like to support us?

We always appreciate support and financial contributions from our friends. The Immortality Fund Foundation is designed to receive donations, as well as gifts and endowments made by people as part of their Will and Testament.

If you are interested in supporting us, please contact Chandrika Carrivick-Zimmermann:
Telephone: 072-5064114 or if calling international: +31-72-5064114

Att-1-Overview-Open-Days-2003-until-2026.pdf

Att-2-Weekly-Meditation-overview-2016-2026.pdf

Att-3-Overview-Koloniehuis-St-Joseph-2008-2025-.pdf

Att-4-2025-2027-IMF-detailed-policy-plan.pdf