How is an NGO, a Trust and a Foundation Different?

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Dear Client, Non-profit foundations and NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) are distinct legal entities, though they share the common goal of working towards the welfare of society. Foundations are typically established to provide financial support to charitable activities, while NGOs engage directly in various social, cultural, environmental, or humanitarian activities. To start a foundation or an NGO, consider the following guidelines: 1.Define Your Mission:Clearly outline the purpose and objectives of your organization. Identify the social or community issue you aim to address. 2.Legal Structure:Choose the legal structure based on your goals. Common structures include Trusts, Societies, or Section 8 Companies (under the Companies Act in India). The choice depends on the nature and scale of your activities. 3.Board of Trustees/Directors:Assemble a dedicated and diverse group of individuals who share your vision. They will be responsible for overseeing the organization's activities. 4.Registration:Register your foundation or NGO with the relevant authorities. This may involve filing documents, such as a Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association, and other required paperwork. 5.Compliance:Understand and adhere to local laws and regulations governing non-profit organizations. This includes obtaining necessary licenses and approvals. 6.Funding:Identify potential funding sources, including grants, donations, and fundraising activities. Develop a sustainable financial plan to support your initiatives. 7.Operational Plan:Create a detailed plan outlining how your organization will achieve its objectives. This includes a budget, timelines, and key milestones. 8.Transparency and Accountability:Establish mechanisms for financial transparency and accountability. Maintain accurate records and regularly communicate your activities to stakeholders. 9.Networking:Build partnerships with other NGOs, governmental bodies, and community stakeholders. Collaboration can enhance the impact of your initiatives. 10.Awareness:Create awareness about your organization's mission and activities. Utilize social media, events, and other platforms to engage with the community and potential supporters. It's recommended to seek legal advice and consultation to ensure compliance with specific regulations in your jurisdiction. Additionally, tailor your approach based on the specific needs and challenges related to the cause you're addressing. Thankyou

Dear Sir, Both will be registered mostly under the provisions of Society Act. You can know the difference only when you go through the bye-laws of such NGO and foundation.