Corporate Giving

• Corporate Grants
  

• Corporate Giving is when corporations donate a portion of their net profits or resources to a non-profit organizations in support of a cause
• Some examples:
• Shelter for orphan girl children
• Food security program in drought hit states in India
• Prepare communities for disasters
• Tackle civic issues like cleanliness, greenery and so on

How to get involved?

Corporate Giving is the act of corporations donating a portion of their profits or resources to various non-profit organizations. United Way prides itself on being an effective change agent that bridges the gap between the corporate sector and the civil society and collectively helping build sustainable communities.
Be the Change you want to see. Partner to make a difference by:

If you are a Corporate

• Call us and we will give you a list of suitable projects which need support which your corporate might want to fund through its CSR Program.

• What we have to offer?
• Match the corporate with the NGO and the project
• Conduct Due diligence of the NGO
• Legal formalities taken care of such as signing of MOUs with corporate and NGO
• Branding rights given to the corporate
• Monitoring of the project
• Monitoring and accounting of the funds
• Help in capacity building of the NGO
• Efficient evaluation mechanism in place
• Regular reports, updates and case studies sent to the corporate
• Assess the success and impact of the project
• Recommend replication or way forward
• Provide the corporate with an 80 G receipt
• Benefit
• Opportunity to demonstrate social responsibility
• Contribute towards building a sustainable community
• Branding opportunities
• Provide a support system to NGOs committed to bringing about a change in society
• Deduction under section 80 G of Income Tax Act for contributing

If you are a NGO

• Register free - You can register with us by filling up our NGO FACTSHEET which will give us information about the work that you do!
• Complete all Due Diligence phases - As and when there is a requirement and your NGO has passed all the phases of the Due Diligence process one of us will get back to you and discuss ways in which we can partner and implement a program.
• We look forward to partnering with you in helping build sustainable communities!
• Benefit:
• Funds available to think big
• Opportunity to bring about change and social upliftment
• Pool of expertise through volunteer engagement
• Build a sustainable community

Who is involved?
Corporates

• John Deere India Pvt Ltd
• Hersheys
• John Deere Foundation
• United Technologies Corporation
• Agilent Tecnologies Pvt Ltd

NGO's

• Society Undertaking Poor People's Onus for Rehabilitation (SUPPORT)
• Sahaara Charitable Society
• Hope Foundation
• SNS Foundation
• Score Foundation
• Muskaan Sharing Smiles
• Naandi Foundation
• Maharani Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology
• Aseema Charitable Trust

Impact
Livelihood program:
This program changed the lives of thousands of farmers across India by providing inputs in three key areas namely, agriculture, health and overall village development. The unique aspect of the project is the concept of kitchen gardens introduced to the villagers to encourage them to include vegetables into their daily diet.

Positive impact of the program:

Mrs. Valu Ben Rajput age 35 of Gujarat could never afford vegetables so would only include the same occasionally in her meals. Post the intervention she was able to cultivate a garden in her backyard where she grew vegetables such as brinjal, lady finger spinach and so on. She now includes all these vegetables in her meals and more importantly understands the importance of a balanced nutritious diet. Valu Ben now promotes the concept to the other villagers, explaining to them the importance of taking care of ones nutritional needs. Health is wealth and a gateway to a healthy village.

Shelter for girls:
Shelter was set up for girl's who were rescued from child labour, run away children and those who could not be taken care of by their parents

Clean Neighbourhood Campaign:
Clean up activity undertaken and dustbins installed in 5 cities across India

Non formal education classes in Alwar:

There are 2 NFE centers running in Alwar providing education to hundreds of girls who are for various reasons unable to go to school. Once the children enroll in these learning centers their parents are convinced to send their girls to school. Thus one of the most important components of the project is mainstreaming these children into formal government schools.