how to perform NGO

NGO stands for non governmental organosation.

all ngos are a charitable trust/societies/ sect 25 companies.

But ngos are to registered with Governments and to get approval from governments since they get funds from govt.

all ngos are either a society, sect 25 comp or a public trust but all societies are not NGOs.

Once you have decided to start an NGO  First of all you have to go the office of Charity Commissioner/Asst charity Commissioner's office and you have to prepare by laws according to the performa

The procedure is as follows:

You have to conduct meeting of the proposed NGO. In the meeting you have to


mention aim, objective, president, vice president, treasurer, advisor,


member etc. You have to pass the resolution of forming NGO and all member


must sign on it with date and proposed name of NGO

Therefter you have to go to Charity Commissioner/Asst charity commissioner's


office and buy the form (it cost 5 or 10 RS)

Thereafter according to the performa you have to complete following


documents:

1) power of attorney in the name of president/secretary


2) Consent letter of all members/trustees


3) Resolution


4) by laws of NGO as performa (Draft an MOA) 


5) NOC from the premises owner of the address in which NGO to be registered


6) Declaration of all movable and immovable assets of NGO on 20 RS non


judicial stamp


7) other document as required

There after, you have to apply to the same office under Registration of


Societies Act 1860 and Public Trust Act of respective states (In Maharashtra


it is Bombay Public Trust Act 1950 /section 25 of the companies act .

You should get your registration certificate within 1 months of Society and


within 2 months of Trust and you will get registration number

if you want tax exemption, as soon as you get registration number, apply to


Income Tax department for tax exemption under section 80(G)

In case of Foreign Funding then one needs to Apply for FCRA

Once the procedures our completed then you need to take care of the 


Other  Important Departments Of the NGOs like

• Fundraising


• Marketing techniques


• Strategy Management


• Monitoring and evaluation


• Accounting guide

Each of these are given in detail in this Module.

A very kind and considerate response from Mr Nalluswamy. Your earnestness deserves applause.

The error in the name of Mr Nallusamy in the previous response is regretted. No hard feelings ,Sir.

I wnated to modify my earlier opinion since at one point i ma wrong. NGOs are not compulsorily required to get registered with the Government ministries if they are not willing to get government grants.

you may go through the following govt. website :

https://ngo.india.gov.in

The Planning Commission of India invites all Voluntary Organizations (VOs)/ Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) to Sign Up on this system,which has been developed in consultation with the below mentioned Ministries/Departments/Government Bodies to facilitate VOs / NGOs during their interaction with the Government in connection with requests for Government Grants under various schemes of the below mentioned Ministries/ Departments/ Government Bodies, in the first phase.

Participating Ministries/Departments/Government Bodies:

• Ministry of Culture
• Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
• Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
• Ministry of Tribal Affairs
• Ministry of Women & Child Development
• Department of Higher Education
• Department of School Education & Literacy
• National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO)
• Council for Advancement of People's Action and Rural Technology (CAPART)
• Central Social Welfare Board (CSWB)

All VOs / NGOs, are requested to Sign Up (one time) with the Portal to help create a data base of existing VOs / NGOs and to access information on various schemes of the participating Ministries/ Departments/ Government Bodies open for grants. Later you will also be able to apply online for government grants to the participating Ministries/Departments/Government Bodies and track the status of your applications through this system.

Fundraising is a process. Startups need to fund themselves through a series of investments or capital raisings. As the business grows, its capital requirements grow as well. Each round of funding serves as a stepping stone to the next round or stage of development.