Thank you for all the many gifts we have received
When
we work with the finances for the Martinus Institute, we do so with a delightful feeling of
gratitude. This is due to the fact that the Institute benefits so much from by the principle of
giving. Every year we receive very many gifts ? partly in the form of voluntary work on a large
scale, and partly in the form of monetary gifts and legacies.
How do we use the gifts?
The gifts constitute the main
basis for the Institute’s work. They ensure that, year after year, we can continue and develop
the many activities at the Martinus Centre, Klint and at the Martinus Institute in
Frederiksberg, Copenhagen. Monetary gifts contribute to the carrying out of a great number of
ongoing tasks such as the publication of books at home and abroad, translations, information,
teaching, the digitalisation of the works, the maintenance of buildings, the renewal of
furnishings and installations etc. There are also future-orientated investments in the
renovation and extention of the Institute’s properties, which we carry out in years when there
are sufficient means to do so. The main focus for this is our course centre in Klint, where
there is great need for renovation of the old study rooms and accommodation, including the
summer cottages, in particular. In practice gifts and inheritances are used partly to cover
running expenses, partly for investments, and partly to the awarding of grants for activities
that support our ongoing work. In the financial
overview of the Institute’s fund you can find further details about the use of the
Institute’s finances.
Support from society
The Institute’s work also benefits
from society in that Fonden Martinus Aandsvidenskabelige Institut (The Martinus Institute of
Spiritual Science Fund) has the status of a non-profit-making fund. This means that there are
tax advantages connected to the use of monetary gifts that the Institute receives.
How you can give financial support
See how you can give support in the form of monetary gifts as
well as through legacies and
inheritancies.
