Platform registration
We prepare and submit what giving platforms and donor networks ask for, so your application isn't stuck or rejected.
- Organisation profile setup
- Document collection & formatting
- Cause positioning for visibility
We sort out your documents, compliance and online profile so your NGO can apply to employee giving programs, CSR funding and institutional grants with confidence.
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Three things funders look at before they give. We help you get all three right.
We prepare and submit what giving platforms and donor networks ask for, so your application isn't stuck or rejected.
Make your NGO eligible and easy to find in workplace giving programs run by global employers.
Sharpen the materials funders read, so your NGO comes across as trustworthy, organised and ready to partner.
Tick what your organisation already has. You'll see where you stand — and what's missing.
Tick the items on the left to see your readiness score.
Get a free gap reviewIndicative only. Exact requirements differ by funder and platform.
From scattered files to a professional profile funders can trust.
We review your cause, legal status, location and which funders fit you best.
Free call · 30 minWe organise your documents, profile and messaging, and flag any compliance gaps.
1–3 weeksWe help you onboard onto the giving platforms and programs that suit you.
2–3 weeksOngoing outreach strategy, grant positioning and guidance on donor opportunities.
OngoingStart with a free call. If we're a good fit, one package covers everything up to registration.
Understand where your NGO stands before you spend anything.
We prepare, register and position your NGO for global employee giving platforms.
Major employee giving platforms are free for NGOs to join. Our fee is for the preparation, documentation and support work. Funding depends on donors and is not guaranteed.
Feedback from organisations we've supported through registration and fundraising strategy.
What impressed us most was the transparency. They never made unrealistic promises. Instead, they helped us strengthen our organisation and build a base for employee giving and long-term partnerships.
For over 15 years we believed international funding was only for large NGOs. They helped us prepare for employee giving platforms and position ourselves for global fundraising.
Our biggest challenge was fundraising uncertainty. They introduced us to recurring giving and helped us build a sustainable strategy. We're far better positioned today.
We were doing meaningful work, but few people outside our district knew about us. They transformed our online presence and helped us present ourselves in a way that builds donor trust.
Many organisations promise funding. Global Fund Enterprises focused on building our credibility — better documentation and a professional presentation of our work.
Compliance is much more than paperwork. Their guidance on FCRA, documentation and governance helped us meet regulatory and funder requirements.
Any genuine NGO — trust, society or Section 8 company — that wants to improve donor readiness and pursue employee giving, CSR or grant opportunities. Final eligibility depends on your registrations and documentation.
No, and you should be careful of anyone who does. Funding decisions are made by donors and platforms. What we do is make sure your NGO is eligible, well-documented and clearly presented, which greatly improves your chances.
The first strategy call is free. Our complete NGO registration package is ₹30,999 one-time (offer price, regular ₹59,999). Major employee giving platforms don't charge NGOs to join — our fee covers the preparation, documentation, positioning and support we provide.
No. Registration is the starting point. We also help with messaging, profile improvement, grant readiness and fundraising direction so you can move toward real donor opportunities.
Yes — to receive foreign contributions directly, an Indian NGO needs FCRA registration or prior permission. Many domestic routes, such as Indian CSR and local employee giving, don't need FCRA but do need 12A, 80G and CSR-1. We'll tell you which pathways fit your current status.
They let employees of participating companies support nonprofits through donations, payroll giving, matching gifts, workplace campaigns and sometimes volunteer-linked grants — often as steady monthly income.
Yes. Smaller organisations often benefit the most, because they usually have strong fieldwork but weaker documentation or low visibility in formal donor channels.
Most NGOs become platform-ready within 3–6 weeks, depending on how complete their records and legal registrations already are.
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