Social Stock Exchange can be an interesting place for NGOs to raise funds

With launch of Social Stock Exchange in India, a whole new avenue to raise funds for NGOs and Social Enterprises has opened up. More details in the video...

How can NGOs sustain themselves when they are not allowed to accept donations from abroad?

If you are an NGO or a non-profit that is not allowed to accept donations from outside your county then this video is for you. For example in India many NGOs do not possess the mandatory FCRA license or have lost it. FCRA stands for Foreign Contribution Regulation Act. Do watch the video now.

#Fundraising #FCRA #ResourceMobilisation #FundDevelopment #Philanthropy #CSR #ESG

Use philanthropic funds to be catalyst and not bridging budgetary gap

The Cool Giving, a short comedy on donating wisely

The Ethical Spies of Fundraising mixes fun and fundraising

'The Overhead' deals with the issue of non-profit costs in a theatrical way

The Overhead, a newly launched short film deals with contentious issue of costs incurred by NGOs on their overheads in a theatrical manner. The film features an NGO worker, named Target X, who is being spied on by two detectives (named Black & Orange). The spies are intrigued to find how liberal she will be in spending the organisational funds, as they think she is on a spending spree on the personal front. The film tries to work on perceptions related to non-profit costs and public expectation that NGO workers may not even possess a middle class lifestyle.

Watch it now to form your opinions and please do leave your comments below.

Tele-facing could be a solution for NGOs in industrialised world too

An interesting piece on tele-facing that appeared some time back at Charity Choice UK. Enjoy reading how it is being tested globally after making a mark in India and South Asia.

http://www.charitychoice.co.uk/the-fundraiser/telephone-fundraising-what-to-learn-from-indian-telefacing/136