American charities, particularly those focused on climate and gender equality, are increasingly relocating to the Netherlands due to a worsening environment in the United States. Experts at PwC report dozens of organizations have already established themselves in the Netherlands, citing increased difficulties with donations, withdrawn subsidies, and growing legal challenges in the US. These charities also face negative public perception, with some being falsely labeled as “terrorist organizations” in certain media outlets. The Netherlands offers a more stable and welcoming environment, boasting a robust philanthropic ecosystem and a reputation for generosity. Lower regulatory burdens for charities are also a contributing factor. This influx of organizations presents benefits for the Netherlands, including job creation and the introduction of valuable expertise.