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Registering and running a trust or foundation involves one-time activities such as identifying a suitable structure, drafting a charter, and registering with relevant authorities, as well as ongoing activities like maintaining accounts, filing taxes, holding meetings, coordinating investments, and ensuring compliance with statutory regulations to properly manage funds and pursue the organization's objectives over time.
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The document encourages donating to charitable causes through the GiveIndia organization. It suggests that if one thinks they have problems, there are others who have it worse. It then provides information on how to donate through GiveIndia's website, stating they have screened NGOs for transparency and donors will receive feedback on the impact of their donation. A list of causes one can donate to is given, such as children, the disabled, education, the elderly, employment, the environment, health, human rights, and women.Feedback Presentation - NGO Workshops Jun 2010
Feedback Presentation - NGO Workshops Jun 2010GiveIndia
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This document provides guidance on creating high-quality feedback reports (FBRs) for donors. It discusses the importance of FBRs for donor engagement and accountability. Tips are provided on taking clear photos of beneficiaries, telling their stories of impact, and including additional details beyond minimum requirements. The document emphasizes showing donors tangible impact to motivate repeated donations.Listing Presentation - NGO Workshops May-Jun 2010
Listing Presentation - NGO Workshops May-Jun 2010GiveIndia
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The document provides guidance to non-profits on creating donation options and managing donations on the GiveIndia fundraising platform. It discusses best practices such as ensuring donations benefit the poor, creating small donation amounts, using donations within 4 months, and providing impactful donor feedback. Non-profits are advised to calculate unit amounts carefully and use stories of change to describe how donations will help beneficiaries.GiveIndia - The Need for Giving in India
GiveIndia - The Need for Giving in IndiaGiveIndia
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This document discusses the current social situation in India and the role of GiveIndia, a philanthropy marketplace, in increasing charitable giving. It outlines key challenges like low individual charity in India and lack of trust in non-profits. It then describes GiveIndia's model of vetting non-profits, facilitating donations, and providing feedback on fund usage to donors. Key stakeholders for GiveIndia like non-profits, corporations, individuals and fundraisers are also summarized.Activities onetimeongoing trustfdn
- 1. Registering & Running a Trust/Foundation involves… One Time Activity Ongoing Activity Identify and customize a suitable Disbursement of money for activities stated structure to meet the requirements in the charter Draft necessary charter Collection of income from the investments Registration under the relevant act & co- Maintaining accounts and audit of accounts, ordination with relevant authority office filing of IT Returns* Opening of Bank Account & other Necessary statutory compliances of ancillary services organisation, Annual General Meeting, Board Meeting, Meeting Minutes etc* Obtaining PAN and TAN number Necessary documentation of the activities, Annual Report etc Coordinate registration under section Regular co-ordination with executive 12A and 80G of Income Tax Act committee and approval on operations Investment of Funds/Property/Shares Hiring and Staffing for the entity Rs. 50, 000 to Rs. 1, 00, 000 * Rs. 30, 000 to meet the minimum necessary legal and statutory compliances 3-6 months of time 2-3 months of time