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Certain services are important to humanitarians. Volunteer services can bridge cultural gaps by showing love, compassion and care. You can make a difference in the social life of your community and around the world by volunteering for these services.
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This document discusses different ways to promote donations, including strategies to encourage continued support and make donating easy. It outlines various options for donating, such as to organizations, blood/organ donation programs, or disaster relief. Reasons people may donate include making a positive impact, justice, and happiness, while reasons they may not include needing money for themselves or feeling poverty can't be solved. Social media, fundraising events, and corporate partnerships are presented as ways to promote donation. The key is making the cause personal and sharing stories, finances, needs, and results.HOW TO GET PEOPLE FROM INTENTION TO DONATION
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This document discusses different ways to promote donations from individuals and organizations. It outlines various donation opportunities including organ donation, blood donation, donations for disasters or children's causes. It then discusses reasons to donate and barriers to donating. Finally, it provides strategies for encouraging continued support through targeting high-value donors, making donations low-friction, and using social media to emotionally connect with donors.Accessible Questions for Candidates - Version No. 1
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These slides suggest possible questions to ask parliamentary candidates in the May 2015 General Election. This set use Boardmaker images and accessible written English.Why do people give charity slide
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Charity involves voluntarily giving help, such as money, goods, time, or kindness, to those in need. It provides basic necessities like food, water, clothing, and healthcare. Many charitable organizations allow people to donate directly or online to support causes like orphanages, food banks, and hospitals for the poor. The document discusses why people give to charity, including that it makes the giver happy by giving happiness to others. It also discusses principles of volunteer work, such as working for solidarity with an organization's objectives rather than personal gain. The author expresses a future aim to open an organization called United Volunteers of Kazakhstan to help children, elders, disabled people and orphans through fundraising and volunteer activities.Kyia Child rights - the unbelievable
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1) Many children around the world, especially girls in developing countries, have their basic rights denied. They are forced into child labor, marriage, and do not have access to education.
2) Child laborers, especially those making carpets, live in invisible slavery with long work days under harsh conditions. They have no hope for a better future.
3) By raising awareness on social media, fundraising, and sponsoring girls' education, children and adults alike can help advocate for equal rights and an end to practices that deny children their childhood.More from GiveIndia (12)
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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.Activities onetimeongoing trustfdn
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This document compares three entities for registering a charitable organization: society, public trust, and Section 25 company. [1] A society has the simplest registration process but lowest control over the entity. [2] A public trust offers more control but a slightly more complex registration process. [3] A Section 25 company has the most complex registration and compliance processes but provides the highest level of control over the entity. The document outlines various factors to consider such as registration requirements, governance structures, legal acts that apply, and estimated setup and compliance costs for each entity.How to create_a_trust,_mumbai_11th_feb
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This document discusses the historical context and regulations surrounding trusts and foundations in India. It covers the key characteristics of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) like being formal, private, self-governing, non-profit, voluntary, and for public benefit. It also describes the diverse categories of NGOs and different forms of registration like trusts, societies, and companies. Finally, it outlines common legal and tax compliance issues for trusts and foundations in India.Why when create_a_trust_11th_feb
Why when create_a_trust_11th_febGiveIndia
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You can set up your own charitable foundation or trust if you plan to donate at least 5 L per year or 25 L total and your goals meet one of the following: donate now but decide beneficiaries later, donate land/property/securities, create an implementing organization, or raise money from the public. Setting up your own foundation allows you to receive tax benefits, have flexibility in donations, channel donation requests formally, invest assets tax-free, fund beneficiaries directly, fill service gaps, and leverage your network to raise more funds. You should completely think through your goals and structure before setting up a foundation to ensure it is the best fit.State of Public Health in India: Workshop Summary
State of Public Health in India: Workshop SummaryGiveIndia
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The workshop covered India's public health challenges, eye care in North India, and tribal healthcare in Melghat region. It highlighted issues in public health like inadequate budgets, gaps in policy implementation, and low community participation. Presenters discussed innovative models like Aravind Eye Care and MAHAN Trust's work in Melghat villages. Dr. Satav's model in Melghat controls mortality through home-based care, counseling, a base hospital, and training locals. The discussion focused on replicating successful models and engaging communities to address public health challenges in India.Eye Care in North India
Eye Care in North IndiaGiveIndia
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Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital provides eye care services across North India, focusing on underserved rural communities. It operates a tertiary hospital in Delhi, several secondary hospitals, and vision centers. Over the last decade, it has examined over 900,000 patients and performed 65,000 surgeries. It aims to expand its geographic reach and double its annual surgeries by 2013 through establishing new vision centers and hospitals. The organization focuses on comprehensive and affordable eye care through a sustainable model, and partners with organizations globally to strengthen its efforts in eliminating preventable blindness.Tribal Healthcare in Melghat
Tribal Healthcare in MelghatGiveIndia
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MAHAN Trust provides health services to tribal communities in Melghat, India. It operates a hospital and runs various community health programs. The region has high rates of malnutrition, maternal and child mortality, tuberculosis, and other diseases due to poverty, lack of education, and inadequate access to healthcare. MAHAN Trust aims to reduce these health issues and promote health and wellbeing amongst tribals through both curative and preventive services. It implements programs like home-based child care, blindness control, and sustainable nutrition initiatives.Feedback Presentation - NGO Workshops Jun 2010
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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
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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.Fundraising with GiveIndia
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The document provides tips for NGOs on how to improve donation options and feedback reports on GiveIndia to maximize fundraising efforts. It emphasizes being descriptive, answering the basics of what, how, how much, duration and beneficiaries. Photos should be clear and show the benefit received. Feedback should include rich details on the beneficiary's background and impact of the donation in a story-like format. Examples are provided of both strong and weak donation options and feedbacks for comparison.GiveIndia - The Need for Giving in India
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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.Complain no-more
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