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  Useful Checklists
• PPT by Mr. Noshir Dadrawala- Karmayog - NGO Council Workshop on Fund Raising for NGOs , Aug 29, 2006 at Bombay Stock Exchange
• Asia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium (APPC) - Accounting Guide for Non-Profits - 2006
For NGOs
• National Policy on the Voluntary Sector - May 2007
• Draft Public Service Bill, 2006
• Trusts need not pay 2% Charity Cess 
• Sponsorship Appeal Format
• Tax Exemptions for Donations
• Questions to ask Sponsors / Donors
• Possible revenue sources for nonprofits
• How a business can help nonprofits
• Organisational Structure of a Nonprofit - an example
• Understand stakeholder perspectives
• Formation of Charitable Trust
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Anatomy of the Bombay NGO sector (pdf)

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Registration of Society

• It is interesting to read these guides to understand the requirements and process of getting a grant e.g
www.rotary.org/newsroom/downloadcenter/foundation/humanitarian.html is the Guide to Humanitarian Grants of the Rotary.

www.nonprofitexpert.com/international.htm is a neat Free International Grant Resource Guide that can get you all the money you need :-)

and www.govspot.com/features/grants.htm will tell you how to write an application for a grant :-)
• How to write an effective PROJECT PROPOSAL
• Approaches to Evaluation - why and how to evaluate
• The various types of donor - ngo relationships
• Start your own ngo
• http://mha.nic.in/fore.htm  has a synopsis of the FOREIGN CONTRIBUTION (REGULATION) Act, 1976. 
The various forms are at http://mha.nic.in/fcra/forms/formsindex.htm
• For sponsors / donors: 
To funds schools / education: www.ashanet.org/pune/akshardeep-proposal.doc
In-kind donations for nonprofits
• Categorizing NGOs
• Seven progressive stages to get beneficiaries to get involved:
1. Visit and meet
2. Invitation
3. Appeal
4. Occasional attendance
5. Time of slow acquaintance
6. Explicit proposal
7. A sense of commitment

read this very well-thought out article by Guy Poitevin guy@giaspn01.vsnl.net.in at www.iias.nl/host/ccrss/microsys.htm
• Rotary Handbooks useful for any org
www.rotary.org/newsroom/downloadcenter/programs/rotaract.html
www.rotary.org/programs/interact/resources/web.html
• It is interesting to read these guides to understand the requirements and process of getting a grant e.g
www.rotary.org/newsroom/downloadcenter/foundation/humanitarian.html is the Guide to Humanitarian Grants of the Rotary.

www.nonprofitexpert.com/international.htm is a neat Free International Grant Resource Guide that can get you all the money you need :-) and www.govspot.com/features/grants.htm will tell you how to write an application for a grant :-)

 

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