Nirmala NGO

 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become one of the biggest opportunities for NGOs in India. With companies increasingly investing in social impact projects, non-profits today have a real chance to scale their work, expand their programs, and create sustainable change. But many NGOs still struggle to understand how CSR funding works—and more importantly, how to secure it. This guide explains everything social organizations need to know about accessing CSR funds, building corporate partnerships, and showcasing long-term impact. Understanding CSR Funding in India CSR was made mandatory for eligible companies under the Companies Act 2013. Every year, thousands of companies are required to spend at least 2% of their average net profit on social development causes. This means that NGOs offering programs in education, healthcare, women empowerment, rural development, environment, and skill training have a massive opportunity to receive funds. Many corporate donors actively ...

Creating real social impact is not just about launching projects — it is about touching lives and giving people a chance to rise. Nirmala Foundation has been working with this belief for years, reaching some of the most underprivileged communities in India and helping them gain access to education, healthcare, women empowerment, and sustainable development. Today, the organisation stands as a symbol of hope for thousands of families who want a better life for their children and communities. 1. Strengthening Education for Every Child Education is the backbone of progress, and Nirmala Foundation has made it a mission to ensure that children from low-income backgrounds do not miss out on learning opportunities. Free Education for Children Initiative Many communities lack basic schooling facilities. To bridge this gap, the Foundation regularly conducts: Free tuition classes Counselling sessions School admission support Distribution of study materials These steps help c...