CSR Funding Advisory
CSR Funding Advisory helps NGOs, trusts, and social enterprises connect with corporate companies that are mandated to spend a portion of their profits on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities. With proper guidance, organizations can secure CSR funds for education, health, environment, women empowerment, and other social development projects.
Types of CSR Funding Advisory
CSR funding advisory ensures NGOs and social enterprises can access corporate funds effectively while meeting compliance and impact requirements.
Strategic Advisory
Guidance on preparing project proposals that align with the CSR objectives of companies.
Compliance Advisory
Ensures CSR-funded projects follow legal requirements under the Companies Act, 2013.
Fundraising Support
Connects NGOs with corporates for partnerships and long-term funding opportunities.
Impact Assessment Advisory
Measures and reports the social impact of CSR projects to enhance credibility.
Capacity Building
Trains NGOs to manage CSR projects efficiently and sustainably.
Proposal Review & Optimization
Helps NGOs refine CSR proposals to improve approval chances and alignment with corporate priorities.
Why CSR Funding Advisory is Important?
CSR Mandate
As per the Companies Act, companies with net worth above ₹500 crore, turnover of ₹1,000 crore, or net profit of ₹5 crore must spend 2% of their average net profits on CSR activities.
Eligibility Criteria
NGOs with valid registration under Section 12A, 80G, and sometimes FCRA (for foreign funds) have higher chances of receiving CSR support.
Proposal Strength
A strong proposal with measurable impact goals increases the likelihood of securing CSR funds.
Project Compliance
Ensures CSR-funded projects adhere to corporate guidelines and government regulations.
FAQs
What is CSR funding?
CSR funding is financial support provided by companies for social welfare activities as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility.
Who is eligible for CSR funding?
NGOs, registered trusts, societies, and Section 8 companies with proper registrations like 12A, 80G, or FCRA.
How can an NGO approach companies for CSR funding?
By preparing a professional project proposal, showcasing past work, and aligning the project with the company’s CSR focus areas.
What documents are required to apply for CSR funding?
Registration certificates, audited financial statements, 12A/80G approvals, annual reports, and project proposals.
Is CSR funding available for new NGOs?
Yes, but new NGOs must show credibility through proper documentation, transparency, and a clear vision.