Lead India Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works to promote and support other nonprofit organizations across India. It plays an advisory role to governments and international organizations. Lead India Foundation helps connect NGOs to funding opportunities and provides a unified voice for nonprofits. It was founded in 1991 and aims to study and promote effective management practices for nonprofits.

1. LEAD INDIA
FOUNDATION
LEAD INDIA

2. • Lead India Foundation is a not for profit making organization working to
promote other not for profit organizations working in different part of
India.
• LEAD INDIA plays a key role in advising governments, intergovernmental
organizations such as the United Nations, and regional bodies. The
proceedings of LEAD INDIA conferences and symposia, and resolutions
emanating from the membership, are distributed to world leaders and the
heads of international and intergovernmental organizations, and LEAD
INDIA plays a direct role in providing counsel and partnering with such
leadership.
• LEAD INDIA helps NGOs worldwide to offer a strong, unified voice in
advancing conflict resolution and moral solutions to pressing global,
national, and social problems. The Association provides information on the
importance of NGOs and confront challenges to the NGO community.
Nonprofit organizations are heavily affected by public policies. As an
infrastructure organization, LEAD INDIA provides a “voice” for nonprofit
organizations in the enactment and revision of laws and regulations.
• LEAD INDIA was founded in 1991 as Action for International Innovations,
with an idea to study the application of modern NGO related management

3. Mr Manoj Kumar Pattanaik,
International Director,
Lead India Foundation ,
Presently residing in USA, in
constant contact With the
FUNDERS and trying hard and
hard to reform facebook of
Indian Ngos so that Ngos
qualified to get the fund to serve
society by mobilising the fund
amply available

4. The LEAD INDIA accepts democratic ideals in practice, while working with people. It
recognizes equality, social justice, freedom, continuous development, self-
enrichment, and participation as its core values. Our important vision is to unite
NGOs, especially working in the remote areas of India, with a good will to promote
marginalised section and to raise fund for them for different causes and to link them
with grant makers. We believe that if each individual in India donates one rupee in a
day, the donation amount goes to more than 125 crores on that day and through Lead
India Charity rally we want to materialise the same. An we need the support of all the
people and organisation for the same.
Mission
To strengthen and develop human resources that acts upon true, real, and right
direction, ultimately nurturing the bonds of the community spirit and social justice,
creating peace and harmony, and striving for sustainable human development.
To develop character and skills, and health and education of human being, and to
safeguard environmental factors in protection of the truth and the nature through
awareness, training, motivation, research, and action.
To provide effective network of coordinated planning, training, research, action, and
implementation.
Our aim
Is to strive for an untruth free social order, where a harmoniously integrated and

6. What We
Do?
What We
Do?Society is changing and people are demanding faster and
better quality services from their government. At the same
time, governments are facing severe resource constraint on
account of a number of factors. Many government
departments see this challenge as an opportunity to
revolutionize the way they function. A strong Networking
system can bring a solid solution to this.
They are wanting to devise strategies that increase the
speed of their decision-making and operations. They are
interested in creating new organisation structures that are
responsive to their customers and adapt well with the
changes in the socio-economic environment. They are keen
on making optimal utilisation of their resources. As a
Networking, Research, Management and Consulting Not for
profit oraganisation, LEAD INDIA helps the government
departments in improving their performance in a number of
ways. We conduct research studies to get an insight into the
needs and aspirations of their customers. Based on the
findings, we help the departments in devising appropriate
strategies and interventions to fulfil the needs of their
customers. We advise them on designing efficient
organisation structures and systems to implement these
strategies. All these components are compiled in the form of
a Project Implementation Plan (PIP) which will be then
presented before the funding agencies like World Bank,
USAID, etc.
After a Project is approved and the department starts
implementing it, we offer our services for regular monitoring
of the progress of its implementation. Sometimes, we are

7. Lead India Charity Rally
Campaign
LEAD INDIA CHARITY RALLY is a
vibrant and vivid Awareness Raising
Campaign, to highlight social issues
and spread awareness on eight
major social issues of the nation,
initiated by LEAD INDIA
FOUNDATION, one of the biggest
networking organisation in India,
supported by 500 non governmental
organisations working for the
development of approximately five
million people in the urban and rural
part of India in Five major states i.e.

10. We are working across the country, especially in the
very remote parts of the country exploring the best
NGOs of the region and making them a part of our
Networking system.
Causes For which Lead India Charity
rally is established and starting its rally
are:
Save Girl Child and
Awareness to Respect
Women, Shelters for Women & Awareness
to Respect Women
Traditions and rituals outline the existence of
the Indian girl child. Amidst uproars of gender
equality and law enforcement, female infants
are still found dumped in trash, by the dozens,
while unborn fetuses continue to be sniffed in
the womb. Wrought with discrimination and
prejudiced by rituals, our society has dealt the
girl child a rough hand, starting even before
birth, till the dark of life.
At www.leadindiafoundation.org we show you
Where We
Work?
Where We
Work?

11. Bhikari Mitao Bhook Mitao:
A Beggar and Hunger Free India
Shelters for the homeless. At least to ensure they have a roof over their
heads. We need more shelters all over the country. Also, appoint supervisors
for these shelters to ensure they are safe.
(In fact, beggars themselves could be hired by these shelters for odd jobs.)
Skill training. "Give a man a fish and he eats for a day; teach him
How to fish and he eats everyday." These programs should be
Integrated with the shelters, and target women, older people
and young adults in particular. This ensures that they can get
work later on. This might even be a solution to the traditional
crafts which are "dying out" due to lack of craftsmen.
Low-interest loans. Preferably to a syndicate of people so they
can start their own business Through IDEAL INDIAN project.
Discourage taking private loans from moneylenders who rip
people off.
A Beggar and Hunger Free India

12. Rapid Rescue and Relief in Pre &
Post Disaster
• More than 90 percent of natural disaster-
related deaths occur in developing
countries, where poverty and lack of
resources exacerbate the suffering. We
• Work in many of these states, preparing for
disasters before they happen, and
• Responding quickly when they do.
• To facilitate the rapid and reliable supply of
the large-volume of relief items, reserve
supplies must be procured and appropriately
stockpiled in advance at locations as close
as possible to disaster areas.
• The main tasks of the Rescue Team are to
search for missing people, rescue victims,
provide first aid, and move victims to safety.

13. Child Sponsorship and Child
Education
LEAD INDIA's Child
Sponsorship programme changes
the lives of thousands of children
every year.
Our vision of creating a better
world for our children works on
the simple yet powerful principle
that the best way to change the
life of a needy child is to change
the world in which he/she lives!
Child sponsorship creates a
network of partners, who in the
long-term help build a self-reliant
and sustainable community that
brings out the best in
every child.
As a sponsor, you get the
satisfaction of being a very
important part of this whole new
world! You can keep in touch with
your child through letters and
personal visits and become a part
of your child's world! Child

14. Elderly Care and Old age
Homes
For many older people who don't have
a roof over their heads or a place to
call their own, LEAD INDIA-supported
old age homes & day care centre’s are
safe havens where they can live their
lives with dignity and interact with
their peers.
A rising trend is being noticed among
the urban elderly also, who move out
of their homes and into habitats
especially catering to their needs, in
order to spend their later years in
comfort.
LEAD INDIA has started to address
this need for age-friendly habitats, by
building integrated housing and care
facilities for the elderly.
It has been working towards helping
transform old age homes into
composite shelters which go beyond
providing simply a roof and meeting
the basic needs of the elderly. It
envisions residential complexes for
elders offering a broader range of

15. Livelihood and Human
Rights
Poverty is now understood as being
multidimensional and as referring to the lack of
the basic capabilities (economic, human,
political, socio cultural and protective) and
conditions needed for living in dignity (OECD,
2001). SDC sees poverty as resulting in
discrimination, obstacles and exclusion in
satisfying the basic necessities of life; in the
use and development of individual's physical
and human potential, capacities and creativity;
in seizing the opportunities and choices for
fashioning a fulfilling and dignified life; in the
realisation of one's aspirations; and from
participating in the formulation and decision-
making stages of the social, political and
economic transformation process (SDC, 2004).
The multidimensionality of poverty informs not
only efforts to understand and analyze poverty
but also, crucially, the development and
operationalisation of interventions to reduce
poverty and promote sustainable development.
Several approaches have been developed to
address the challenges posed by this, including
sustainable livelihoods approaches (SLAs) and

16. Be a Well Wisher
Any person can be a well wisher of Lead India Charity
Rally. They must do donation of 500 INR and the necessary
documents for the purpose of declaration in celebration
day. They should have the interest to welcome the Rally
participants in their areas and must bring awareness and
raise fund for the causes for which the rally is carried out.

18. Our National
Linkage

19. Our National
Linkage
Our National
Linkage
•Give India is a donation platform that allows you to support a cause
of your choice from about 200 NGOs that have been scrutinized for
transparency & credibility.
•We do not raise funds for ourselves. We help you to
donate to these NGOs.
•We tell you exactly where your money spent and also give you
proof of it through a feedback report.
Lead India Foundation with Give India

20. •Samhita help people/organizations by creating relationships between those who are bringing
about changes on the ground and those who have the means and resources to enable that change.
•It provides a credible platform and thoughtful leadership to enable NGOs, companies, donor
agencies, individuals, philanthropists, foundations and researchers to achieve their specific goals
and make informed decisions that translates into purposeful action & large-scale social
impacts.
•Since 2009, Samhita has provided structured and professional services to enable companies,
donors and NGOs to collaborate with each other and as a result, impact thousands of lives in
India.
•Being part of the Samhita ecosystem enables you to raise funds, increase your capability by
tapping into resources and opportunities, showcase your work and gain credibility as well as
become part of networks that could lead to further growth and impact.
Lead India Foundation with Samhita

21. •fundsforngos.org is an online initiative, working for the sustainability of NGOs by
increasing their access to donors, resources, and skills. It uses technology to spread
knowledge and increase capacity.
•NGOs around the world face unique challenges in attracting and maintaining resources for
their programs.
•Though development funding is a multi-billion dollar pie many barriers prevent NGOs
from successfully vying for these funds.
•First, announcements of funding competitions are fragmented all over the web and difficult
to identify.
•Second, competition is strong and the application process arduous.
Lead India Foundation with Funds For NGOs
India

22. •CARE Foundation is a registered non profit society with the
mandate of making quality health care affordable and accessible to
all through appropriate use of Technology.
•The Foundation has been established by a group of medical
scientists and technologists with the stated mission of making
advanced comprehensive healthcare affordable and accessible to all.
Lead India Foundation with CARE

23. •The goal of the organization is to help improve the lives of the
poorest women and men, the marginalized and the disadvantaged
people in India.
•UNDP works in the following areas:
Poverty Reduction, Democratic Governance, Crisis Prevention and
Recovery, Energy and Environment, HIV and
Development, Women's Empowerment and Inclusion and Human
Development.
Lead India Foundation with UNDPIndia

24. •From its inception in 1919, up to the mid 1990s, the Trusts largely made grants in Bombay.
•Whilst the Trusts were largely known for making individual grants for education and
medical relief, they also made institutional grants.
•The Trusts, through various initiatives and sub-initiatives, have enhanced lives of
underprivileged communities across India.
•The Individual Grants Programme of the Trusts aims at extending financial assistance to
resident Indians in difficult circumstances.
• The programme, while being sensitive to individual needs, aims at maintaining a
professional approach towards philanthropy, and works in accordance with streamlined
procedures, to ensure that deserving individuals are benefited, and that the grants are
smoothly disbursed.
Lead India Foundation with Ratan Tata Trust

25. Lead India Foundation with Action Aid
India
•ActionAid India is an anti-poverty agency, working in India since
1972 with the poor people to end poverty and injustice together.
•Together with the people, we claim legal, constitutional and moral
rights to food , livelihood, shelter, education, healthcare, dignity and
a voice in decisions that affect their lives.
•We want a world without poverty, so we work with local people to
fight hunger and poverty, seek justice for the dis-empowered and
education for all children.

26. Lead India Foundation with OXFAM
•Oxfam India’s vision is to help create an equal, just and sustainable society by
empowering the underprivileged. Oxfam India believes in the ‘Right to Life with
Dignity for All’.
•Oxfam India works to address root causes of poverty and inequality.
•We see poverty as a problem where people are deprived of opportunities, choices,
resources, knowledge and protection.
•Poverty is something more than mere lack of income, health and education. It is
also people's frustration about not having any control in deciding the destiny of
their lives and their exclusion from decision-making.

27. Lead India Foundation with World Vision
•World Vision India is a Christian organization working to create a positive and
enduring change in the lives of children, families and communities living in abject
poverty and undue inequality.
•Irrespective of religion, caste, creed, race, ethnicity or gender, World Vision
extends a helping hand to anyone and everyone who deserve it. With a wide
network spanning 174 locations in India, World Vision lends help through long-
term sustainable community programs and immediate disaster relief assistance.
•World Vision India is committed to high standards of accountability and
transparency which is an expression of our core value on 'stewardship'.
•World Vision India continually strives to maintain high national and international
standards of professional competence and is accountable through appropriate
structures for achieving these standards.

28. Lead India Foundation with Grammin
India
•Grameen Foundation was founded in 1997 to help the world’s poor address their own unique needs.
We believe that all of us desire to improve our lives.
•Our work focuses on harnessing the underappreciated strengths of the poor, an approach inspired by
Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh.
•Our collaborative approach to poverty alleviation recognizes the multidimensional and complex nature
of global poverty.
•Grameen Foundation helps the world’s poorest people reach their full potential, connecting their
determination and skills with the resources they need.
•We provide access to essential financial services and information on agriculture and health, assistance
that can have wide-scale impact by addressing the specific needs of poor households and communities.
We also develop tools to improve the effectiveness of poverty-focused organizations.

29. Lead India Foundation with CRY
India
•CRY - Child Rights and You is an agent of change and with your involvement ensures the
fundamental rights of underprivileged children in India are protected and honored.
•Our vision is a happy, healthy and creative child whose rights are protected and honored in
a society that is built on respect for dignity, justice and equity for all.
•Our mission is to enable people to take responsibility for the situation of the deprived
Indian child and so motivate them to seek resolution through individual and collective
action thereby enabling children to realize their full potential.
•To enable peoples' collectives and movements encompassing diverse segments, to pledge
their particular strengths, working in partnership to secure, protect and honor the rights of
India's children.

30. Lead India Foundation with GOONJ
•Over the last ten years GOONJ has grown as a mass movement among the urban
and rural masses, mobilizing cloth and repositioning it as an important resource for
rural India rather than wastage fit only for charity.
•Today anyone irrespective of educational, income, social or cultural background,
is becoming a part of this movement.
•In the villages, we started off with the aim of trying to address a basic need,
freeing up the meager resources of the recipients, for other pressing needs.
•Today we are not just addressing a basic needs but are using cloth as an entry
point into the lives of people; to address other important needs like health,
education, employment generation etc.

31. Lead India Foundation with HelpAge India
•HelpAge India is a leading charity in India working with and for disadvantaged elderly for
more than 3 decades. It was set up in 1978 and is registered under the Societies'
Registration Act of 1860.
•Traditionally the focus was to improve the quality of life of destitute elders primarily in the
rural areas through its welfare projects by providing free rations, free medicines and
consultations and conduct free cataract surgeries.
•Our mission is to work for the cause and care of disadvantaged older persons and to
improve their quality of life.
•HelpAge envisions a society where elderly have the Right to an active, healthy and
dignified life.
•We are integrating our programmes and services, and consciously moving from welfare
towards development and long term sustainability for seniors.

32. Our International Linkage

33. Lead India Foundation with Global Giving
•Global Giving is a charity fundraising web site that gives social
entrepreneurs and non-profits from anywhere in the world a chance
to raise the money that they need to improve their communities.
•Since 2002, Global Giving has raised $163,743,285 from 421,309
donors who have supported 11,636 projects.

34. Lead India Foundation with USAID
•USAID is the lead U.S. Government agency that works to end extreme global poverty and
enable resilient, democratic societies to realize their potential.
•USAID extends help from the American people to achieve results for the poorest and
most vulnerable around the world.
• That assistance does not represent a Democratic value or a Republican value, but an
American value; as beneficiaries of peace and prosperity.
• Americans have a responsibility to assist those less fortunate so we see the day when our
assistance is no longer necessary.

35. Lead India Foundation with UKAID
•The Charity was formed in 2001 and became a registered
charity in October 2003. In 2009 the charity took the
working name of UK-AID.
•Our aims and objectives are to help sick and under
priveleged children throughout the world, but more
especially the children who are still suffering the results of
the Chernobyl disaster of 1986.

36. Lead India Foundation with Ford Foundation
•The Ford Foundation supports visionary leaders and organizations on the frontlines of
social change worldwide.
•The foundation is governed by a 16-member board of trustees, which includes our
president. Our grant making program is led by directors and regional representatives who
work with a talented cadre of program officers.
•They believe all people should have the opportunity to reach their full potential, contribute
to society, and have voice in the decisions that affect them.
•We work mainly by making grants or loans that build knowledge and strengthen
organizations and networks. Since our financial resources are modest compared with
societal needs, we focus on key problem areas and program strategies.

37. Lead India Foundation with RockeFeller
•The Rockefeller Foundation’s mission has been to promote the well-being of humanity
throughout the world.
•Today, we pursue this mission through dual goals:
Advancing inclusive economies that expand opportunities for more broadly shared
Building resilience by enabling people, communities and institutions to be prepared for,
withstand, and emerge stronger from shocks and chronic stresses.
•The Foundation operates both within the United States and around the world. The
Foundation's efforts are overseen by an independent Board of Trustees and managed by its
president through a leadership team drawn from scholarly, scientific, and professional
disciplines.

38. Lead India Foundation with HIF
•The Humanitarian Innovation Fund supports organizations and
individuals to identify, nurture and share innovative and scalable
solutions to the challenges facing effective humanitarian assistance.
• A humanitarian system that is capable of innovating and adapting
to meet the needs of today and tomorrow.

39. Lead India Foundation with Vitamin angels
•Vitamin Angels helps at-risk populations in need – specifically
pregnant women, new mothers, and children under five – gain access
to lifesaving and life changing vitamins and minerals.
•In developed countries, our most basic foods have been fortified
with essential vitamins and minerals for more than 50 years.
•While public health has increased, public awareness of how critical
vitamin A is to our basic well-being has decreased.

40. Lead India Foundation with GFW
•Global fund for women envision a just, equitable and sustainable
world in which women and girls have resources, voice, choice and
opportunities to realize their human rights.
•We advance the rights of women and girls worldwide by increasing
the resources for and investing in women-led organizations and
women’s collective leadership for change.

41. Lead India Foundation with OXFAM
•Oxfam India’s vision is to help create an equal, just and sustainable society by empowering
the underprivileged. Oxfam India believes in the ‘Right to Life with Dignity for All’.
•Oxfam India works to address root causes of poverty and inequality. We see poverty as a
problem where people are deprived of opportunities, choices, resources, essential services,
knowledge and protection.
•Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the guiding framework under which Oxfam
India functions, we also derive our mandate from the Constitutional Rights promised to
every citizen of the country.
•Oxfam seeks to address this through a Rights Based Approach where people are seen as the
bearers of civil, political and social and economic rights. At the same time, institutions, both
state and non-state, are seen as duty bearers to guarantee and provide those rights to the
people.

42. Lead India Foundation with Common wealth
•Common wealth foundation strengthen the capacity of civil society
to act together and learn from each other to engage with the
institutions that shape people's lives.
•Our programmes are focused in four strategic areas, each
complemented by the support of our Grants Programme .
•Our work spans the Commonwealth of Nations, a voluntary
association of 53 countries bound together by common values.

43. Lead India Foundation with UNF
•It takes all nations and all sectors to make progress on the most
important and far-reaching international challenges. We are an
advocate for the United Nations and a platform for connecting
people, ideas and resources to help the UN solve global problems.
•We build partnerships, grow constituencies, mobilize resources and
advocate policy changes to support the UN’s work for individual and
global progress

44. Lead India Foundation with UN Women
•In July 2010, the United Nations General Assembly created UN
Women, the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the
Empowerment of Women.
•UN Member States took an historic step in accelerating the
Organization’s goals on gender equality and the empowerment of
women. The creation of UN Women came as part of the UN
reform agenda, bringing together resources and mandates for
greater impact.

45. Lead India Foundation with Plan
•Plan India is an Indian NGO working to improve the lives of
disadvantaged children, their families and communities through
an approach that puts children at the center of community
development.
•Since 1979, we have been working with our partners to help
children access their rights to proper healthcare, basic education,
and healthy environment, protection from abuse and exploitation
and participation in decisions that affect their lives.

46. Lead India Foundation with BG foundation
•From poverty to health, to education, our areas of focus offer the opportunity to
dramatically improve the quality of life for billions of people.
•So Bill and Melinda gates foundation build partnerships that bring together
resources, expertise, and vision—working with the best organizations around the
globe to identify issues, find answers, and drive change.
•We see individuals, not issues. We are inspired by passion, and compassion for the
wellbeing of people. Our methods are based on logic, driven by rigor, results,
issues, and outcomes.
• Our innovation means trying new things, learning from our mistakes, and
consistently refining our approach.
•Our strategies help us define our path to success, but our effectiveness is based in
the aggregate power of our initiatives to impact holistic change.

47. Lead India Foundation with Global Funds For
children•At The Global Fund for Children, we transform the lives of children on the edges of
society—trafficked children, refugees, child laborers—and help them regain their rights
and reach their potential.
•At The Global Fund for Children, we envision a world where all children grow up to be
productive, caring citizens of a global society.
•We work to advance the dignity of children worldwide. We pursue this mission by
making small grants to innovative community-based organizations working with many
of the world’s most vulnerable children and youth.
•We find and invest in grassroots organizations that enable the most vulnerable children
in their communities to thrive.

48. Lead India Foundation with UNFPA
• UNFPA is the lead UN agency for delivering a world where
every pregnancy is wanted, every birth is safe, and every
young person's potential is fulfilled.
• UNFPA expands the possibilities for women and young people
to lead healthy and productive lives.
• UNFPA works in more than 150 countries and territories that
are home to the vast majority of the world’s people.

49. Lead India Foundation with Handicap
• Handicap International is an independent charity working in
situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster.
• We work tirelessly alongside disabled and vulnerable people to
help meet their basic needs, improve their living conditions and
promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights.
• Our vision is of a world where all 650 million people with
disabilities can fully access and exercise their human rights.

50. Lead India Foundation with DANIDA
•Denmark’s development cooperation aims to fight poverty with
human rights and economic growth.
•The aim of Denmark’s development cooperation is to reduce
poverty through the promotion of human rights and economic
growth. It is focused on some of the poorest countries in the
world.

51. Lead India Foundation with IUCN
• IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature, helps the world find
pragmatic solutions to our most pressing environment and development
challenges.
• IUCN’s work focuses on valuing and conserving nature, ensuring effective and
equitable governance of its use, and deploying nature-based solutions to global
challenges in climate, food and development.
• IUCN's work is driven by two features of life today:
 Global production and consumption patterns are destroying our life support
system – nature – at persistent and dangerously high rates.
 People, communities, governments and private actors are under-using the
potential power of nature and the solutions it can provide to global challenges
in fields such as climate change, food security, social and economic
development.

52. Lead India Foundation with GFW
• Global Forest Watch (GFW) is an interactive online forest monitoring
and alert system designed to empower people everywhere with the
information they need to better manage and conserve forest landscapes.
•Global Forest Watch uses cutting edge technology and science to provide
the timeliest and most precise information about the status of forest
landscapes worldwide, including near-real-time alerts showing suspected
locations of recent tree cover loss.
•GFW is free and simple to use, enabling anyone to create custom maps,
analyze forest trends, subscribe to alerts, or download data for their local
area or the entire world.
•The GFW network also developed the methods for mapping Intact Forest
Landscapes by piloting this method in Russia and Canada and then
expanding it to the global level for the year 2000

53. Lead India Foundation with TIET
•The Tiet Foundation is a private foundation incorporated in the
State of Georgia (USA) and funded by the members of the Board
of Directors. We do not accept external funds at this time.
•Our mission and programs aim to support organizations that
maximize impact and create change. Our grant programs seek to
support high-impact, low-cost solutions to the world’s toughest
problems—in particular, social injustices.

54. Lead India Foundation with Niwano Peace
•The Niwano Peace Foundation was chartered in 1978 to
contribute to the realization of world peace and the enhancement
of culture by promoting research and their activities, based on
religious spirit and serving the cause of peace, in such fields as
thought, culture, science, and education.
•It is his firm belief that people of religion the world over, as well
as others whose activities are rooted in the spirit of religion,
should cooperate in a way transcending sectarian differences to
promote such activities from the broad-based viewpoint of social
and public well-being.

55. Fundraising
Organizations
Fundraising
Organizations

56. Lead India Foundation with Help YourNGO
•Our mission is to help the world of NGOs and charity giving
become more transparent by making their financials available for
review and analysis.
•To help smaller NGOs have the same visibility as larger NGOs
and access pools of money or chunks of time that tend to be
monopolized by larger NGOs.
•To help those who wish to donate money and/or time select a
cause and charity of their choice to work with.

57. Lead India Foundation with Social Shake-
•The Social Shake-Up is a yearly two-day conference in Atlanta, GA
hosted by Social Media Today.
•The conference brings our audience stories from the front lines of
innovative businesses and creative organizations, presented by the best
thinkers and top brands in social.
•Attendees gain a clear sense of where the fast-moving social space is
headed, and leave the conference armed with the knowledge they need to
help their social business excel.
•Network with the "who's-who" of social media, and take advantage of the
opportunities to make valuable new connections across multiple industries
- all while having fun in a great city.

58. Lead India Foundation with Causes
•Causes.com is a campaigning platform that empowers individuals and non-profit
organizations to collaborate and take action together.
•Its Supporter Network is a social networking platform that connects likeminded, socially
conscious people.
•For Donors: Create a cause-related profile that identifies your campaign for action: to
donate, to pledge, to petition or even a larger campaign within the Causes.com platform.
•For Non-profits: Create organization profiles (brands can do the same) as destinations,
through which the professional organizer can share updates and engage supporters.
•Profile pages aggregate all of an organization’s campaigns in one place. Non-profits can also
access free analytics. In order to accept donations through Causes.com, a non-profit must be
501(c)3 verified through GuideStar. Non-profits pay a 4.75% per transaction processing fee
directly to Network for Good, but Causes.com

59. Lead India Foundation with Crowdrise
•Crowdrise offers online tools for personal fundraising, event fundraising, special occasion
fundraising, team fundraising and sponsored volunteerism.
•Star power from co-founder Edward Norton and social media-powered, high-profile
fundraisers have helped set this crowd funding tool apart from others.
•For Donors: In addition to starting a fundraising campaign, giving to one, volunteering or
interacting within Crowdrise, you can accumulate points for your activities. You'll earn 10
points for every dollar raised or donated and double points for giving to a featured charity.
Top point winners get prizes such as electronics, clothing and giftcards.
•For Non-profits: Non-profits can benefit from Crowdrise's turn-key solution meant to
complement their existing fundraising and volunteer activities.
•Basic accounts are free, Featured accounts are $49 per month and Royale accounts are $199
per month. All accounts require annual commitments. Crowdrise deducts a 5% transaction
fee on donations made through its site for Basic accounts, 4% on Featured accounts and 3%
on Royale accounts. A standard 2.9% plus $0.30 credit card processing fee is charged for any
type of account

60. Lead India Foundation with Donate Now
•This site provides a secure donation system that powers the online
fundraising efforts of many non-profits. It provides donation tools to
individuals, non-profits, companies and even software developers.
•For Donors: You may never come into contact with Network for Good
until you make an online contribution to a non-profit that uses Donate
Now behind the scenes. But you can go to the Network for Good site and
make donations and manage your giving history directly.
•For Non-profits: Using the Donate Now service, select from three plans:
Donate Now for $59.95 per month; Donate Now Plus for $79.95 per month
or Donate Now Unlimited for $149.95 per month, with a 3% transaction
fee for all accounts. All prices require an annual contract. They also offer
a service called Events Now powered by give zooks with transaction fees of
5.5% and $0.99 per ticket or donation and a fee based e-mail service
powered by Constant Contact.

61. Lead India Foundation with Donors
oose
•The Donors Choose team vets every classroom project request submitted by
teachers and processes donor transactions. When a project reaches its funding
goal, the company purchases all related classroom materials, ship the items
directly to the schools and notify the principal of the pending shipments.
•They close the loop by providing photos of each project taking place with a cost
report showing how donations were spent.
•For Donors: You can donate to the classroom project of your choice and then
invite your social network friends, fans and followers to join your efforts. Donate
over $50 to a project and you’ll receive handwritten thank yours from students.
• For Non-profits: Teachers are encouraged to submit classroom projects to the
site and to use social media to garner support. Projects less than $400 have the best
chance of being funded.

62. Lead India Foundation with
Giving
•This site empowers individuals to raise money for causes easily and
provides nonprofits with fundraising campaign management tools.
•For Donors: The site provides individuals with the tools to raise money or
donate to a cause. If you are raising money, choose to cover the fees
normally passed on as a transaction fee to the non-profit
•For Non-Profits: FirstGiving provides online peer-to-peer fundraising
tools to manage events, grassroots campaigns, direct donations and donor
communications. Non-profits can sign up for accounts and receive
donations weekly, less a 7.5% fee per donation (includes 2.5% credit card
processing fee).
•Non-profits can also let their supporters know that anyone can create
fundraising pages on behalf of the organization.

63. Lead India Foundation with
undRazr•FundRazr is a crowd funding platform, co-developed with PayPal, that facilitates
raising money for personal, group, political or non-profit causes via donations or
perks.
•For Donors: You can create a FundRazr campaign, share it with your friends on
Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+ or by email, and your friends can donate or
claim perks using PayPal, credit or debit cards.
•For Non-Profits: Authorized representatives can sign up their non-profits to
launch FundRazr campaigns. Qualified organizations pay FundRazr fees of 4.9%
plus $0.30 per transaction; PayPal and credit card fees are inclusive.
•A non-profit needs a PayPal account to process donations to the campaign, and
donations go immediately to that account. FundRazr campaigns can also be
deployed as a tab on the organization’s Facebook page or as widgets on websites
and blogs.

64. Lead India Foundation with
Givezooks•Givezooks! is geared toward non-profits and provides them with tools to manage fundraising
efforts. Fundraisers on Givezooks! can be promoted using e-mail, widgets and through social
media channels.
•For Donors: While not specifically geared toward the individual donor, Givezooks! provides
peer-to-peer and team fundraising tools for non-profits.
•In turn, non-profits can encourage people like you to create grassroots fundraising
campaigns on their behalf and you can tap into your own personal social networks for
additional support.
•You can also register for events set up by non-profits you support and create a personal
fundraising page to encourage your friends and family to support you and your favorite cause
•For Non-profits: To get started, non-profits pick a plan, create a custom Givezooks!
fundraiser: a campaign, event or wish list. Organizations also select their payment gateway:
Sage, PayPal, Cyber Source and Authorize.net.
•The Givezooks! Social Fundraising platform starts at $129 per month. Their Events product
is priced separately based on a transaction fee starting at 2.5%.

65. Lead India Foundation with
ivlet
•Givlet provides non-profits with tools to accept donations from any web-based channel:
website, social media and email. The application includes a responsive donation page for
mobile, tablet and desktop access.
•For Donors: Givlet isn’t geared toward individuals raising money; however, you can donate
to nearly 1,000 organizations that use the Givlet application and share your actions easily on
Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
•Donor accounts let you to make one-click donations to any organization using Givlet and
centralize your tax receipts.
•For Non-profits: Organizations can create branded donation pages, integrate them with
existing websites, track progress and engage donors with Givlet distribution tools for blogs,
emails and social media. Pricing is lower than most other online fundraising tools at 3.9%
plus $0.30 per donation including payment processing, with no monthly or setup fees.

66. Lead India Foundation with
•Founded in 1999, JustGive was created to help individuals find charities to
support. The JustGive Guide taps into a database of over 1.8 million charities
(from Guide star) and offers various ways individuals can support their causes,
such as charity gift cards, charity wedding registrations and charity gift
collections.
•For Donors: The minimum donation through the site is $10 and payments can be
made via American Express, Discover, MasterCard, or Visa.
•You can also set up recurring donations to process on a monthly basis. Track the
donations you make through your giving history, which helps at tax time.
•For Non-profits: To create or correct their listing on JustGive, a non-profit needs
to first register with Guide star. Organizations can set up a JustGive donation page
and download a “Donate Now” button to put on their website or blog and lead
donors to JustGive to process donations.
•JustGive provides a record of donations downloadable as an Excel, CSV, PDF or
XML file. There are no setup costs but there is a 4.5% processing fee per donation

67. Lead India Foundation with Qgiv
•Qgiv provides non-profits with branded donation pages, mobile and text-giving
capabilities, plus options for on-site donations.
•For Donors: Donors are able to make donations, set up recurring payments,
register for events or make tributes to loved ones.
•For Non-profits: Non-profits can create and customize branded donation and
event registration pages.
•Qgiv's pages are responsive for mobile device access, and nonprofits can set up
text giving, detailed reports, recurring donations and take on-site donations using
Qgiv’s Virtual Terminal.
•Qgiv offers a month-to-month service with no monthly fee and no annual
commitment. There is a one-time $199 setup fee plus transaction fees.

68. Lead India Foundation with
azoo
•Razoo provides tools to search for and donate to charities, create an online fundraiser for a
charity or a cause with no setup fees or monthly subscriptions and collaborate through social
media.
•For Donors: You can find and support your favorite cause or non-profit or set up your own
fundraiser. You can also organize a team or join someone else's to raise money including
races and mission trips.
•For Non-profits: With Razoo, non-profits can accept online donations and create fundraising
campaigns for specific projects or start a fundraiser for a good cause.
•Organizations can also claim access to their listings (based on the IRS Business Master File)
to share stories for free on their Razoo fundraising pages and use the Donation widget to
accept donations through Razoo. Razoo's per donation fee is 4.9%.

69. Lead India Foundation with Stay
Classy
•Geared specifically toward non-profit leaders, StayClassy provides tools
for deeper fundraising management and development, including peer-to-
peer fundraising, online donations and fundraising events.
•For Donors: StayClassy is geared toward the non-profit organization, so
there aren’t any direct options for individuals.
•For Non-profits: Organizations can use StayClassy to consolidate and
manage all of their online fundraising in one place.
•StayClassy is a combination acquisition tool, relationship builder and
collaboration tool for non-profits. Prices start at $99 per month with 3%
transaction fees plus credit card processing fees.

70. National Level ActivitiesNational Level Activities

72. Educational Initiative
1.1.LIIIDLIIID
2.2.PlayschoolPlayschool

73. 1. LIID
LIIID, Gandhi nagar was established as a social innovations
institute. Innovation, quality, and excellence are the key
driving forces on the campus which have translated the vision
of these institutions into a reality over a short span of time.
Today, the campus vibrates with not only world class
curricular activities but also with myriad of activities like
international conventions, symposia, conferences, student
competitions, conclaves, short-term industry relevant
programmes, cultural activities etc.
2. Summer Playschool
Summer Playschool is an urban program serving
approximately 300 ethnically diverse children, ages 5-14,
from East Boston and the surrounding communities.
Playschool offers a wide variety of opportunities for children
to continue learning throughout the summer months.

74. Fundraising Initiative
1.1. Charity RallyCharity Rally
2.2. Ideal IndianIdeal Indian

75. 1. Charity Rally
LEAD INDIA CHARITY RALLY is a vibrant and
vivid Fund Raising Campaign, to bring
awareness and raise fund on eight major
social causes of the nation, initiated by one
big networking organisation, supported by 500
non governmental organisations working for
the development of approximately five million
people in the urban and rural part of India in
Five major states i.e. Odisha, Bihar, Uttar
Pradesh, Maharashtra and Manipur.
2. Ideal Indian
The concept of Ideal Indian is Multi Level
Fundraising (MLF), where you will suggest 10
new people or organisations, who have not
been introduced to Lead India Foundation and
give their details in the format given to you.
The main aim of this program is to develop a

76. Health Care Initiative
1.1. AmbulanceAmbulance
ProjectProject

77. The main objective of this project is to provide at
least 25 ambulances to the NGOs working in the
different part of India to assist people in their
emergency health needs. 10 ambulances will be
given to the members by selection process only to
those NGOs who meet the eligibility criteria and
15 Ambulances will be given under lucky draw
option.
It has been seen that, most of the NGOs are
dedicative in doing the health services in their
area but do not have the capacity to do so and
Lead India Foundation will materialize this
through its networking and Fund raising concept.
Please Note that through this program we are
generating money to assist NGOs to help the
humanity.
Ambulance Project

79. Our coursesOur courses
Curriculum
•The course curriculum of the first three years is so designed that it
provides the student a basic understanding about the managerial
skills and trains them in effective communication.
•The programme also strives to inculcate the entrepreneurship skills.
With this kind of the curriculum, the students are better prepared to
explore various opportunities available in the management
profession.

80. CERTIFICATE IN PROFESSIONAL FUND
RAISING (CPFR)
Semester – I
• NGO English - I & IELTS
• NGO Mathematics – I
• Enrichment Course – I
• Elements of Management
• Principles of Micro Economics
• Principles of Financial Accounting
• Fundamentals of Information
Technology

81. Our coursesOur courses
CERTIFICATE IN PROFESSIONAL FUND
RAISING (CPFR)
II
Semester –
• NGO Admin & Mana- II
• NGO Mathematics - II
• Company Accounts/NGO
• Logic and Critical Thinking
• Introduction to Indian Society
• Enrichment Course – Il
• Prospect Research Corporate an Foundation
Fundraising
• Principles of Macro Economics Fund Raising
Semester – II
• NGO Admin & Mana- II
• NGO Mathematics - II
• Company Accounts/NGO
• Logic and Critical Thinking
• Introduction to Indian Society
• Enrichment Course – Il
• Prospect Research Corporate an Foundation
Fundraising

82. Our coursesOur courses
CERTIFICATE IN PROFESSIONAL
NGO ADMINISTRATION (CPNA)
Semester – I
• Government and NGO
• Enrichment Course – I
• Cost of NGO Accounting
• Oral Communication in NGO
• Introduction to NGO Statistics
• Introduction to Industrial Psychology
• Introduction to Indian NGO Environment

83. Our coursesOur courses
Semester – II
• IELTS
• Indian NGO History
• Enrichment Course – II
• Introduction to Operations Research
• Introduction to Organizational Behavior
• Fundamentals of Financial Management
• Introduction to Environmental Management
• Introduction to Ethics and Corporate Social
Responsibility
CERTIFICATE IN
PROFESSIONAL NGO
ADMINISTRATION
(CPNA)

84. Make Lead India as your Virtual Offic

85. • For NGOs the Need of the time is “Dashing- Personality,
powerful- Presentation, Professionally managed Wi-
Fi Platform for working , well maintained Infrastructure and
well educated Employees, then only you will get an
environment to sustain and progress.
• This is the place where you have to PROVE OR YOU WILL
PERISH.
• But to get all these, you need to do GREAT
INVESTMENT in the way of MONEY, MIND AND
MOMENTS. It may require more money, more time and
more intellectuals.
Make Lead India As your Virtual
Office
Make Lead India As your Virtual
Office

86. Our Members

87. Our
Members
Our
Members

88. Our MembersOur Members

89. Our MembersOur Members

90. Our MembersOur Members

91. Our MembersOur Members

92. Our MembersOur Members

93. Our MembersOur Members

94. Our MembersOur Members

95. Our MembersOur Members

96. Our Accreditation

97. Our AccreditationOur Accreditation
•We are registered under Trust Act of
India. Our registered office is in Bihar
and Odisha.
•Our Admin office is in Gandhinagar ,
Gujarat.
•We are ISO-9001-2008 certified NGO.
•We are accredited by IAO , California
USA.
•We will get registration under section
25(1) of Companies Act.

98. •Looking at the numerous requests we have received from the NGOs across the country,
Lead India Foundation has reached in this decision to have a very flexi-membership fees
option for all the NGOs keenly interested to be its member.
•We always care for all the NGOs and try to reach to approximate number of NGOs to
provide them an international quality service for their capacity building.
•No one should stay away from access to information due to lack of financial ability, as it
is a very fundamental right to development.
Most of our Network Members have all the legal documents like:
• Registration before three years
• Have trusted Annual and Audit Report
• Obtained 80G, 12 A, FCRA, 35 AC etc.
• Most of them have worked in many projects of Govt.
and other donor agencies
Join with UsJoin with Us

99. Benefits To Join
Us
Benefits To Join
Us

100. Benefits To Join
Us
Benefits To Join
Us
Your organization can use Lead India Foundation as virtual office.
You can link with more than 500 International funding agencies.
• Use Lead India Foundation as your trustworthy consultant free of cost.
• Publications
• Networking
• Unified and Strong Voice
• Helping NGOs Accomplish Their Tasks
• Training and Development of NGOs
• Fund Raising for NGOs
• Innovations in Activities
• Be a Member of International networking system
through Lead India

102. Join With Us

103. Corporate Office
Plot no. 168, Near Dr. Gunjan Jain
Children Clinic
Near by Raj shree Cinema, Sector-21, Gandhinagar, Gujarat (INDIA)
Contact no. : +91 89052 33043
Email : info@leadindiafoundation.org
Registered Office: Odessa
Lead India Foundation, 8 Lane, Ashok Nagar Nr. New Bus stand Behrampur, Odisha.
Email.: info@leadindiafoundation.org
Contact no. : +91 89052 33043
Registered Office: Bihar
Lead India Foundation, Jayprakash Nagar, Ward No 22, Khagaria Patna, Bihar
Email.: info@leadindiafoundation.org
Contact no. : +91 89052 33043
BFC OFFICE PATNA: AT A/149 P.C Colony, Kankarbagh, Patna- 800020,Bihar
Contact no. : +91 9470082835 / 9931392593
USA Office: New Jersey
606, 1st Avenue, North Brunswick, New Jersey, 08902, USA,
+1 (917)-907-3208, WhatsApp: +1 (929)-331-6264

104. Thank
You
Thank
You