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Neighborhood organization De Groene Hub receives 300,000 euro subsidy from municipality

Neighborhood organization De Groene Hub receives 300,000 euro subsidy from municipality

The Amsterdam municipality has granted a one-time subsidy of 300,000 euros to the neighborhood organization De Groene Hub to prevent it from ceasing operations. The organization, which focuses on sustainable and social projects in Amsterdam Zuidoost, requires these funds to cover rising costs and secure a new location after their current premises are vacated.

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