Funding Opportunities

Documents, India note and source evidence

Required attachments (application Section 14): most recent financial statements; IRS determination letter or equivalent registration documentation; board of directors list; current organisational budget; project budget; annual report (if available). Optional (Section 14): strategy plan, letters of support, photos or supporting materials. Plus the signed certification (Section 15).

Our note (NGOGrant.in, not the funder): TEEEM does not mention India or FCRA. Under Indian law, Indian NGOs need valid FCRA registration/prior permission to receive foreign grants. This is Indian law, not a condition set by TEEEM. See our FCRA registration and prior permission guide.

NGOGrant.in does not award grants, sanction funding, or charge any fee to “approve,” “release,” or guarantee a grant. Any fees are only for documentation / proposal preparation help — never for “sanctioning” a grant. Apply only through the official route — for this grant, by email to the TEEEM Foundation contact named in its application; you never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Read the full TEEEM Community Impact Grant guide for Indian NGOs.

Source checked 2026-10-30

How to apply, preparation checklist and source evidence

Steps (from the portal’s NGO user manual): 1. Register with your Darpan ID and PAN. 2. Complete the NGO profile: previous projects, staff, assets and bank details. 3. Add a proposal: districts to be covered, objectives, source of funds and point of contact. 4. Preview, then submit; the portal forwards it to the Deputy Commissioner of each selected district. Submission is online.

Before you start: keep your Darpan ID and PAN ready; gather the details of previous projects, staff, assets and the bank account to be used; decide which Punjab districts the project covers; write the objectives and the source of funds; name one point of contact. The form sits behind a login, so its document list was not checked.

Next stages (portal schedule): Deputy Commissioner approval 31 October to 17 November 2026; district department approvals 31 October to 17 November 2026; state department approvals 18 to 30 November 2026.

Not stated on the portal: grant size, project duration, minimum years of registration, legal form, 12A/80G, FCRA or audited-accounts rules. No guidelines, FAQ or circular is published; manuals are on the help page.

Official contact: ngram.support@punjab.gov.in; WhatsApp 9459993819; Vit-te-Yojna Bhawan, Plot No-2-B, Sector-33-A, Chandigarh – 160020.

NGOGrant.in does not award grants, sanction funding, or charge any fee to “approve,” “release,” or guarantee a grant. Any fees are only for documentation / proposal preparation help — never for “sanctioning” a grant. Apply only on the official portal; you never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Source checked 2026-10-26

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Proposal of about 15 pages, CVs of 5 pages or less, English only, file under 5 MB. FCRA: foreign contributions may require FCRA registration/prior permission — consult a CA. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Read the full Turtle Conservation Fund guide.

Source checked 2026-10-24

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Needs contribution history on the target Wikimedia project plus organising or training experience. Organisations: proof of non-profit status and GSTIN. Individuals: Aadhaar or PAN. A CA-signed utilisation certificate is required. FCRA: foreign contributions may require FCRA registration/prior permission — consult a CA. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Read the full Wikimedia India Rapid Project guide.

Source checked 2026-10-24

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Pathshalas: Registration Act registration, PAN + separate bank account, Registration of the institution/organization on the Darpan Portal of Government of India is mandatory. Saswara Veda objective in bye-laws, 3 years own-cost work, 3+ years MSRVSSB affiliation, no other government grant (affidavit). GSP: individual Gurus, 3+ years affiliation. Domestic call. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Need Darpan first? See our NGO Darpan registration service.

Read the full MSRVVP Veda Pathshala and GSP guide.

Source checked 2026-10-24

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Societies (1860 Act) or Trusts (1882 Act); active NGO Darpan ID; 3–5 years running CCIs or disability rehabilitation centres; audited accounts and ITRs for 3 years; not blacklisted. Section 8 companies not named. Domestic call — FCRA not required. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Need Darpan first? See our NGO Darpan registration service.

Read the full Kadapa Mission Vatsalya EOI guide.

Source checked 2026-10-24

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

HRDs and their organisations at risk. Excludes international organisations; retrospective funding; exile costs; salaries/rent; vehicles; armed guards; general living costs; broader HR projects not about HRD security. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full Front Line Defenders Protection Grants guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Individuals, communities and organisations facing digital attacks/emergencies. Cannot support general long-term org digital-security capacity building; replacement of stolen personal devices; long-term non-emergency projects. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full OTF Rapid Response Fund guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Individuals 18+ or for-profit/nonprofit organisations. Outside remit include basic connectivity (except limited shutdown cases), ICT4D, and most legal/policy advocacy. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full OTF Internet Freedom Fund guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

At least one year of operations and fundraising; 12 months’ financial evidence; paid staff; board or advisory committee; registered non-profit; bank that accepts US USD wire; shortlist diligence includes audits, registration, tax form, partnership MoU if needed, and for India FCRA certificate + FCRA grant history. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

People Powered states that applicants in India must have a valid FCRA registration to be eligible for the grant. They will request a copy of your FCRA registration certificate and details of FCRA grants received since the certificate was granted. Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full People Powered CDA guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Individuals/teams any nationality or academic background must apply with a Host Institution (independent financial and ethical oversight). Ethical review, digital management plan, budget and Host Institution agreement per guidelines. Records deposited in EMKP open-access repository (British Museum). You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full EMKP Documentation Grants guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

CSO/CBO national, subnational or regional; TB/immunisation/health advocacy experience; community or policy advocacy; dedicated project lead; network affiliation; organisational policy commitments as listed in the EOI. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full TAG Architects of Trust EOI guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Work/housing/financial-resilience tech teams; English; Submit Solution; India not excluded. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full MIT Solve Economic Prosperity Challenge guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Learning/education tech teams; English; Submit Solution; India not excluded. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full MIT Solve Learning Challenge guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Tech-based health innovators/teams; English; Submit Solution; embargo exclusions per Application Questions PDF. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full MIT Solve Health Challenge guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Innovators/teams worldwide except embargoed jurisdictions; English applications; Submit Solution required; past Solvers only with a new solution. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service.

Read the full MIT Solve Climate Challenge guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Teams of at least three early-career conservationists; each team member no more than five years of paid conservation experience. All team members nationals of the project country (one non-national allowed with justification). Must go beyond academic research; not PhD-tied; not employees/contractors of CLP partner organisations. English concept note; new project (not continuation of an established project). You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service. Read the full CLP Future Conservationist Awards guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Voluntary Buddhist/Tibetan organisations including monasteries; registered as a Society under the Societies Registration Act (XXI of 1860) or similar Acts; mainly devoted to Buddhist/Tibetan studies; regional or all-India character; functioning at least three years. Invitation also requires NGO Darpan Unique ID, PFMS user ID, and PAN-linked bank account. Incomplete applications or those without prescribed recommendation are summarily rejected. You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

General information only, not legal advice. See our NGO Darpan registration service and full MoC Buddhist/Tibetan Arts and Culture grant guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Legally registered NGO authorised to conduct work in the country of the project. Proposed area(s) must be currently unprotected (WDPA IUCN 1–6; Biosphere/WHS/RAMSAR alone not treated as official protection). Government and Indigenous Peoples / local community support and FPIC required. Cannot fund fixed-rate overhead, long-term ecological monitoring or research, or large-scale habitat restoration (e.g. tree planting). You never need to pay a consultant or intermediary to apply.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service. Read the full Rainforest Trust guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Supports women and non-binary human rights defenders and organisations; preferably channelled via a women’s rights organisation. Individual requests need organisational endorsement, community or network affiliation, or a UAF A&P advisor. Does not support cisgender males or cisgender male-led organisations/networks; unaided individuals; humanitarian crises or natural disasters; development aid or charity assistance; regular programmes; regular operating budgets and/or bridge funding.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice. See our FCRA service. Read the full UAF A&P guide.

Source checked 2026-10-23

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

The Consulate-General’s page states that applicants for projects in India must have current FCRA registration and that applications should be in line with its latest Amendment Rules. See our FCRA service if you need help. General information only, not legal advice.

FCRA registration details and financial audit statements for the previous two years are mandatory. Staff salaries, routine running and office costs, major assets such as vehicles, study tours, international travel, commercial ventures and micro-credit are generally not funded.

Projects in Delhi and northern states use the separate New Delhi round (GRANT-056). Read our full Kolkata DAP guide.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Checklist source: “Checklist of Submission of Documents along with CSR Proposal” (IREDA, PDF). FCRA is not mentioned in the checklist.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Fraud alert: the Foundation warns about fraudulent emails asking for money. Apply only through its official page.

The document list is shown inside the grant portal and was not read for this listing.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Attach the registration certificate, constitution, audited accounts and annual reports for 3 years, the list of managing body members, and details of other grants received.

Unregistered groups formed owing to practical difficulties may be considered with a certificate from the Deputy Commissioner or Sub Divisional Officer (Civil) that they are bona fide; they must register within one year of receiving the first grant, or they will not be considered for fresh grants (Rule 4(2)).

The department may relax any part of the guidelines for organisations working in remote and backward districts where target groups urgently need welfare services and the organisation faces genuine difficulty in raising resources (Rule 9).

Rules notified by Notification No. B.13011/23/2016-SWD dated 27 June 2018 (Mizoram Gazette Extraordinary, Issue No. 417, 20 July 2018). No later amendment was found as of 22 Oct 2026; this year’s fund availability is not published.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Needs a recommendation from a National Akademi, a Government of India culture organisation, or the State Government, UT Administration or a State Akademi. Not for religious institutions, public libraries, museums, schools or colleges not dedicated to the performing arts.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Form A with a Detailed Project Report. Lok Sabha USQ 5782 (30.03.2026): proposed to continue from 01.04.2026 to 31.03.2031 under a combined infrastructure scheme. First come, first served.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Non-refundable application fee of ₹5,000 (online), with exemptions for women entrepreneurs, Divyang, SC, ST, ex-servicemen, and applicants from aspirational districts, Himalayan states, island territories and North-Eastern states. Darpan ID is listed for NGOs. Approval is not guaranteed.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Applications must be forwarded by the Collector or DC, or a listed university or State Sanskrit authority (guideline 3.6). Hard copy to the Registrar, Central Sanskrit University, Janakpuri, New Delhi.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

All documents are in Japanese on official JFGE forms. Activities funded by other Japanese government sources, or that pass grants on to other organisations, are not eligible. Payment is on a reimbursement basis.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Projects must build on existing work and not be field implementation only. Government bodies cannot receive funds. Applications are in English. Only successful applicants are contacted.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Eligibility, documents and source evidence

Standard and Collaboration applicants submit financial statements or certified audits for the past 3 years and proof of incorporation; these do not apply to Basic A. Permanent staff wages cannot be charged, and outsourcing is capped at 10% of the grant. Register with an email address that is not Gmail.

Foreign grant: Indian NGOs normally need FCRA registration or prior permission (FCRA 2010) to receive these funds. General information only, not legal advice.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Detailed eligibility and application evidence

CIEIF announced another round of three grants of US$75,000 each, with applications due by 1 December 2026. One third of the grant is paid upfront after scoping; the second and third payments follow a negotiated benchmark schedule. Decisions are expected by 1 February 2027.

There is no standard application form. The grant request may be up to 20 pages in English and must answer CIEIF’s listed questions. Before sending, contact the CIEIF manager at info@CIEIF.org to agree how to deliver it. CIEIF says AI use in cover letters and applications is not acceptable; applications are reviewed for AI use, and if it is detected the application is rejected and the applicant is barred from future CIEIF applications. Stratospheric solar radiation modification, CCUS and direct air capture are excluded.

Source checked 2026-10-21

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Pan India; no state restriction. No Northeast city is named for in-person sessions.

Tracks: Incubation (small NGOs, revenue below ₹5 crore, 6–9 months per cohort), Acceleration (₹5 crore and above, compliance module mandatory) and Advance (above ₹15 crore). Proposals are rejected if they don’t match the scope, miss the ₹5 crore three-year revenue test, or lack the Annexure II due-diligence documents. The window for sending questions to SBIF (before 24 October 2026, RFP p.6) has now passed.

Attach the RFP formats and annexures, Annexure II documents, the signed and sealed Proposal Evaluation Form and the non-discrimination and non-blacklisting declarations. Shortlisting and presentations are planned for November 2026 and final selection for December 2026. Sending a proposal does not guarantee selection.

Source checked 2026-10-21

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Any applicant location; the project must be directly applicable to Indian aquaculture. NGOs in any Indian state, including the Northeast, can apply if the project fits.

Phase 1 uses FWI’s template: concept and welfare benefit, development or testing plan, key personnel, timelines and estimated budget. FWI will not fund basic research with no direct link to a potential future programme. Grantees share a research report and field data and give FWI a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to use project outputs; ownership stays with the grantee.

FWI may make no grants if no proposal meets its requirements. The RFP does not mention FCRA or the source of funds; Indian NGOs should ask FWI and check FCRA eligibility before accepting any funds.

Source checked 2026-10-21

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Micro-level grants only in the listed priority states and regions. Meso/macro-level organisations could be located outside the priority area.

Apply online through the portal linked from the official India Fund page; eligibility questions appear on login. The India Fund Strategic Plan 2023–33 and an eligibility quiz (English/Hindi) are on the same page.

Not funded: non-Indian organisations or their local branches, organisations without FCRA registration, political or religious institutions, and applications made through consultants or fundraisers. This is international philanthropic funding, not an Indian government or domestic CSR scheme.

Source checked 2026-10-21

Detailed eligibility and application evidence

Official call published 12 October 2026. Direct awards are available to legally registered organisations in the US and Annex A countries, which include India. Eligible work focuses on credible mediation, preventing armed conflict and political violence, innovative peacebuilding, or research linked to policy and practice. Grants of US$500,000–US$1.5 million may last 12–36 months; awards expected from the second half of 2027.

First-stage concept note submitted through the official Google Form. The Foundation’s application states deadline 8 November 2026 at 11:59 PM EST. Maximum one application per organisation. This is not a general NGO development grant.

Source checked 2026-10-19

Official eligibility and application evidence

IFA’s official 2026 Arts Education RFP invites arts-integrated projects in government-aided and nonprofit schools located in non-metropolitan areas. Applicants must have 3 years of institutional existence, 2 years’ audited accounts, PAN and prescribed society/trust registration. Projects may use local art forms and cultural practices across school subjects. IFA will implement selected projects.

Submit the final proposal and required supporting documents in one email of up to 25 MB to deepak@indiaifa.org by 30 November. Questions and draft proposal stage by 31 October. The official page does not specify exact cutoff hours. No separate online form is advertised.

Source checked 2026-10-19

Eligibility evidence and application precautions

Original funder document: Office Memorandum DP-11013/28/2024-DP-III dated 3 September 2025. The memorandum permits new/existing Garima Greh projects in all States/UTs throughout the year. The Ministry’s earlier April–June 2025 invitation specified registration and experience criteria. The guideline’s ₹36.465 lakh total is a prescribed norm. Applicant selection, sanction, verification and fund release remain subject to official processes.

Official application: sign in on e-Anudaan and confirm the correct current Garima Greh form, attachments and intake status. NGOGrant has not submitted an application or tested the restricted form. Do not confuse this with the separate SMILE rehabilitation of persons engaged in begging; the latter uses district/local partner-selection routes and has different cost norms.

Source checked 2026-10-19

More on eligibility and precautions

UNDP and Generali prioritise existing products, platforms, partnerships and distribution models that strengthen MSME insurance access and resilience. The webinar is scheduled for 27 October 2026 at 4 PM IST. The public notice does not impose CSR-1, DSIR or DARPAN as blanket eligibility conditions. Examine the official application form before claiming eligibility.

UNDP’s 5 October call and 7 October launch release confirm funding, target applicants, geography and closing date. Source checked 19 October 2026.

Source checked 2026-10-19

More on eligibility and precautions

Direct relief of disadvantage, collective action and evolving education in the AI era are essential. Nonprofits should use Atlassian’s official application guide and eligibility checklist. Indian award recipients must assess applicable FCRA and banking requirements; CSR-1, DSIR or DARPAN are not universal conditions in the public call.

The official announcement confirms registered nonprofits worldwide, maximum funding, applicant route and exact AEDT deadline. Source checked 19 October 2026.

Source checked 2026-10-19

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India-wide, subject to institutional and research eligibility.

Who can apply: investigators at institutions eligible under ICMR extramural research guidelines. The call itself does not mention NGOs. A regular faculty member or scientist must lead the work. Clinical or rehabilitation expertise, engineering capability, relevant experience and user access are needed. At least one Co-PI must be from the lead investigator’s institution.

For research NGOs, check DSIR certification and NGO DARPAN details under the linked extramural guidelines. Do not assume an exemption intended for public or recognised academic institutions applies to your NGO.

This is not a grant for routine aid distribution. The programme should cover a coherent technology portfolio and use existing infrastructure; major new facilities are excluded. Submit a full proposal through e-PMS under NIRMAN-AT. No applicant account was accessed.

Source checked 2026-10-18

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Issuer and geography: Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Government of India; India-wide.

Eligible research NGOs must meet DSIR and NGO DARPAN requirements. The call exempts specified UGC/AICTE/NMC-registered institutions from the DSIR certificate, not NGOs generally. An eligible lead researcher and at least one Co-PI from the PI’s institution are required.

The proposal must demonstrate global scientific novelty. Routine service delivery and incremental improvements do not satisfy the call’s purpose. Funding and later-stage support depend on ICMR assessment and deliverables.

The current ICMR call listing, official eight-page 2026 invitation and public e-PMS route were checked. No separate amendment to this call was linked in the reviewed listing. No applicant account was accessed. This is an existing programme’s current round, not a newly launched scheme.

Source checked 2026-10-18

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Rajasthan; the call prioritises Udaipur, Sawai Madhopur and Jaisalmer.

Who can apply: legally registered Indian NGOs with at least three years of relevant programme experience in Rajasthan, operational capacity there and experience with government institutions. Programme, finance and safeguarding systems are required.

Use the supplied NGO Profile and Programme Proposal, legal-status evidence, latest annual and audit reports, activity-budget spreadsheet and three references. Follow the PSEA screening and UN Partner Portal instructions. The invitation does not specify DSIR, CSR-1, DARPAN or FCRA as blanket certificates; applicable statutory requirements still need to be met.

Reference: UNFPA_CP10_IFP_2026_025. Submit in English to the official email below, marked “NGO Invitation for Proposals”. No applicant account was accessed or application submitted.

Source checked 2026-10-18

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Geography: India and other WFN-eligible countries; projects must satisfy the conservation criteria.

One experienced conservation leader must apply through a qualifying locally incorporated NGO, nonprofit, charity or university. WFN requires demonstrated results, an experienced team and community participation; start-up and purely academic projects do not qualify.

Indian applicants are asked for the organisation’s FCRA registration number. Use the current-year templates, request exactly £50,000 and arrange three referee statements by the deadline, including an international referee. Check the full eligibility and current application guidance before applying.

The current official invitation and application link were checked on 16 October 2026. No applicant account was accessed.

Source checked 2026-10-16

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Department: Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment.

Location: India-wide, subject to model-project conditions.

Eligible societies, charitable trusts and Section 8 companies must meet organisation-age, DARPAN, disability-registration and delivery-capacity conditions. The scheme provides separately for new and ongoing cases; new cases require additional screening.

If your organisation is not on the portal yet, see our page on registering on NGO Darpan.

The guide explains the ordinary 90% and special-area 100% norm-based assistance provisions, including the relevance to North-Eastern states. Neither is a guarantee of full actual-cost reimbursement or sanction.

Source checked 2026-10-15

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: eligible Asian project locations include India.

Qualifying NGOs and other charitable/nonprofit applicants. The official FAQ limits a grant to 25% of the organisation’s operating budget and excludes start-ups with limited track records. This is not routine operating support.

The guidelines and application page differ on annual versus per-cycle application limits. Applicants that already applied in 2026 should clarify before submitting again. An appropriate FCRA route is needed before receipt of foreign contribution.

The official application calendar and linked concept portal confirm the route. Full proposals require an invitation; no applicant account was accessed during this review.

Source checked 2026-10-15

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Worldwide, including India, for qualifying individuals, informal groups and early-stage volunteer-led nonprofits.

Official Daily Grant guidelines and live application form expressly accept worldwide applications. Organisations must have no paid staff (occasional professional services permitted) and must not have previously received a TPP Daily Grant. Original programme launch date not specified for this open round.

Academic research, one-off donations, animal products and honey-producing beekeeping are excluded. Applications are in English with a referee contact; Indian recipients must satisfy FCRA and lawful foreign wire-transfer requirements.

Source checked 2026-10-15

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Eligible project locations: Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Punjab, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. Northeast India is not covered by this New Delhi round.

The Australian High Commission’s 2026–27 guidance expressly invites eligible NGOs and social enterprises. Applications are accepted through the current New Delhi SmartyGrants form. Indian applicants must provide FCRA validity information and the previous two years’ financial audits. Opening date not published.

Foreign-contribution rules apply. Routine salaries, construction, office overheads, major asset purchases and micro-credit are generally excluded. Applicants in eastern and northeastern states should see the separate Kolkata round (GRANT-082), open until midnight (end of day) 21 November 2026 (IST).

Source checked 2026-10-22

Source checked 2026-10-22

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India; challenges affecting substantial populations. No universal district list published on the reviewed programme page.

The official programme page invites aligned organisations to get in touch. The contact page provides an email and enquiry form; no dated grant round or application entitlement was established.

Independent philanthropy is not automatically company CSR. A general school building or routine equipment request is not an established fit for this programme.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India; documented partnerships include small tea growers in Assam and North Bengal, and farmer-enterprise work in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Current district intake must be confirmed.

The official India website expressly invites partnership enquiries through its role email/contact form. Funding availability, cash versus technical support and a current application window are not established.

Syngenta Group says Swiss foundation headquarters closed in 2024 and local successors are independent. Do not automatically label SFI collaboration a Syngenta company CSR grant.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Preference for communities around Cummins operations in India; the February 2026 policy also allows nationally aligned projects. Published programmes include Pune, Nagpur and Phaltan.

The current policy supplies a dedicated CSR enquiry mailbox. CIF’s homepage has a call-for-proposals heading, but the retrieved page shows no programme briefs, submission instructions or closing dates.

A call-for-proposals heading without a live brief is insufficient evidence of an open round. Historical approved projects are examples, not available allocations.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India programmes include company-area communities such as Vadodara, Pune/Talegaon and Hosur; the 2025 report also identifies a Singrauli project. Confirm each programme’s current district coverage.

The global CSR page expressly invites collaboration enquiries at a role mailbox. This is a group-level contact, not a verified India grant portal, application window or funding commitment.

The collaboration mailbox is global. Past project partners and scholarship beneficiaries do not establish an open NGO grant entitlement in India.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Published NGO intake criteria specify projects in and around Bengaluru or Coimbatore. Wider Bosch group and Bosch India Foundation activities do not remove this BGSW restriction.

The official NGO page publishes eligibility criteria and a downloadable application form. It is undated, and no active funding window, current deadline or guaranteed acceptance of unsolicited applications was verified.

The terms still use the former RBEI name and legacy tax wording. Confirm updated contracting documents; this is not a nationwide Bosch grant route.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: National technical-skilling initiatives at selected institutions; local outreach near manufacturing plants. Specific FY2026-27 projects include Pune, Mumbai and Lucknow, alongside multiple-location programmes.

A dedicated CSR email and office address are published. The page describes programmes and approved projects, but no dated open NGO grant call or general application deadline was verified.

BEST programme commitments and approved allocations are not a per-NGO grant ceiling or money available through an open competition.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Priority near manufacturing and operating locations, with other Indian geographies considered under its policy. FY2025-26 programmes include Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Sikkim.

Official pages publish programme portfolios and impact assessments but no verified general NGO application route. Assessment-provider tenders elsewhere should not be mistaken for invitations to fund a community project.

No current general grant window verified. Public impact-assessment documents describe past delivery and should not be interpreted as new funding invitations.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Programme-specific Indian states. Published examples include Assam forest restoration, rural water programmes across several states and Maharashtra sanitation. Countrywide corporate presence does not imply every district qualifies.

Official programme lists identify selected collaborations. HUF describes NGO partnerships, while HUL publishes headquarters contacts; no current general NGO grant submission form or dated call was verified.

Foundation water programmes and HUL’s wider CSR projects have different scopes. Approved project lists do not show funds still available to new applicants.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Community programmes concentrate near facilities, including Haryana locations Gurugram, Manesar, Rohtak and Kharkhoda, and Gujarat. Other themes may have wider coverage; a Nagaland application route was not established.

The legacy CSR connect-with-us URL now displays programme information without a grant application form. Official contact details establish the company office, not a current NGO funding intake.

Media, vehicle customer-care and dealer business contacts are not verified CSR submission desks. Facility-area programmes should not be represented as nationwide NGO grants.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Priority is rural agricultural catchments and communities near ITC operating units across India. Remote projects outside this footprint need specific confirmation.

CSR pages describe NGO implementation and approved annual programmes. The public contact facility is general; no open NGO grant competition or rolling application form was verified.

An impact-assessment RFP buys evaluation services; it is not an invitation for unrestricted community-project grants. Geography remains a significant screening consideration.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Programmes across India; individual partnerships have narrower footprints. e-SafeHER begins in Madhya Pradesh and Odisha. No state-wide entitlement to funding is established.

Published material establishes strategic partnerships and a general enquiry form, but no current general NGO grant call, application window or standard funding form was verified.

The contact form is an enquiry route. Individual scholarships and fellowships are separate programmes and do not establish NGO grant availability.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Priority is neighbouring communities around company operations. The CSR overview names rural and marginalised communities; state/project-specific eligibility must be confirmed rather than inferred from all plant locations.

The public contact page has a general message form and office details. The CSR page identifies programmes, but neither establishes an open NGO proposal intake or current grant deadline.

Do not assume free cement, unrestricted cash or nationwide eligibility. Company supplier portals and shareholder contacts are not NGO funding application channels.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Official Foundation overview reports work in 22 states. Programme locations differ; the 2026 clubfoot partnership covers 61 districts in Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Himachal Pradesh.

The official Foundation contact form and role mailbox are available for queries. A dated partnership demonstrates collaboration, but no open NGO grant call, standard grant range or current deadline was verified.

The Foundation warns about impersonation. Use official contacts; keep Ambuja Cements CSR and the separately named Ambuja Foundation’s implementing role distinct.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Aspirational Bharat Collaborative reports teams in over 150 districts and work with aspirational districts/blocks. Eligibility for a particular district or state programme must be confirmed with the programme team.

A public Foundation enquiry form and collaborative programme are verified. No current open cash-grant round was established. The reviewed LF communications RFP closed on 5 January 2026 and is historical procurement.

Government partnership and NGO collaboration do not establish grant entitlement. Historical procurement terms and deadlines cannot be used as a standing funding offer.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Projects vary by group company. The November 2025 EMBED release names Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh; other geography must be confirmed with the sponsoring company.

Official sources document company-specific programmes and partners. The Industries contact page mainly displays registered-office and investor information; no current general NGO grant intake was verified.

Godrej Enterprises and Godrej Foundation are distinct channels. Schedule VII items appearing in a policy are not all active funding priorities.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Identified communities in and around L&T operating areas. FY2025–26 examples include education/health work in Jharkhand, Bihar and Odisha and water interventions in Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu.

The policy explicitly describes partner selection after due diligence. A general infodesk forwards messages to departments, but no current public NGO grant form or dated application window was established.

Elderly-care centres are a published policy theme, not proof of current construction-grant availability. Subsidiary and Trust tenders have separate terms.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Strong priority for communities around manufacturing plants, often rural and tribal locations. Programme geography is decided through unit-level community consultation; company-wide reach does not imply eligibility everywhere in India.

Every manufacturing unit has a CSR cell under the published policy. No central open NGO grant portal or current dated call was verified; the public contact form serves general company enquiries.

Plant-area priorities matter. A cement donation, construction contract and cash CSR grant are different arrangements; confirm the intended support expressly.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India-wide thematic programmes with unit- and project-specific locations. Nand Ghar’s official April 2025 milestone covered 15 states; the current umbrella page describes more than 10,000 centres across 16 states.

The reviewed AAF page describes programmes but does not publish an open NGO grant form. Nand Ghar publishes an enquiry contact within a contribution campaign; funding applications are not confirmed there.

The listed email is Nand Ghar-specific. Donation participation and supplier EOIs must not be represented as awards of NGO funding.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Priority near Jindal Steel operations and disadvantaged communities nationally. The FY2025–26 Mission Zero Hunger RFP specifies Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Delhi; disaster-related expansion is discretionary.

The official collaboration page invites partnerships. Its specific proposal instructions refer to a historical FY2025–26 catering procurement RFP; a current general NGO grant application was not established. The page and RFP also show different email domains.

Do not confuse this Foundation with JSW. The food-service RFP is historical, contains dated tax terminology and is not unrestricted NGO funding.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Official overview reports work in 38 districts across 17 states, with priority around JSW plants and ports. Projects beyond these areas are selective; no all-India applicant entitlement is published.

Published programmes and named partners establish selective collaboration. The Foundation’s contact link redirects to JSW Group’s general enquiry form; no current open NGO grant call was verified.

Historical JSW RFPs are not current openings. A previous project’s contribution is not the minimum, maximum or typical NGO grant.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Core programmes in Jharkhand and Odisha; December 2025 official release also names West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Punjab. Wider thematic collaborations do not establish nationwide grant eligibility.

Portal for Purpose publishes a partnerships mailbox, but its terms state that the portal receives contributions to TSF programmes. It is not verified as an outward NGO grant application portal.

TSF also implements programmes and raises contributions. Do not treat a donation portal, award nomination or programme theme as an open NGO grant.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: The June 2022 guidelines prioritise project/station/office communities, ordinarily within 25 km or the project district, with exceptions. The FY2025–26 plan includes Nagaland projects; this does not make all Nagaland proposals eligible.

NHPC publishes proposal guidelines and preparation forms, but the reviewed pages do not establish a current receiving channel or open intake. The forms webpage is a preparation resource, not a digital application service.

FY2025–26 allocations are already planned projects, not an advertised balance. A general office address does not identify the correct local receiving officer.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Priority to communities affected by POWERGRID operations and areas around its establishments. The project checklist asks for distance from a transmission line, substation or telecom installation; other locations require confirmation.

Rules describe regional and corporate proposal appraisal, but no current public NGO application portal, designated receiving email or dated funding round was verified in the reviewed official sources.

Committee approval ceilings and corporate CSR spending are not grant entitlements. Technical procurement may be used instead of transferring a grant to the NGO.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Emphasis on communities around NTPC stations and projects, including displaced communities; regional and national programmes also exist. A project’s local relevance should be demonstrated.

NTPC’s public process uses needs assessments and inputs from local bodies, communities and other stakeholders. The reviewed sources did not establish a dated open NGO funding call or application portal.

The general contact is for routing. GEM participant selection does not constitute an open grant opportunity for an NGO to run its own programme.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Primary emphasis on communities around GAIL work centres and rural areas. FY2025–26 reporting covers multiple states; a specific project location still needs approval.

The GAIL Sahaj portal and NGO login were accessible on 5 October 2026. A standing agency/proposal route is published, but a dated open funding window and available allocation were not verified.

The general office contact is for routing, not a verified proposal inbox. The standard PDF dates from an older format generation; current portal instructions prevail.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Preference for communities around refineries, terminals, depots, LPG plants, pipelines and other HPCL operations; the policy also allows aspirational districts and locations with a strategic connection.

The current public policy and expenditure material describe selection and approval, but no standing NGO submission portal, designated proposal email or open dated call was verified.

Internal committee approval limits are not advertised grant sizes. Media, investor and customer-service contacts should not be represented as CSR application addresses.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: BPCL describes work in urban, semi-urban, rural and tribal communities, both around its operations and in remote parts of India. A project’s geographic eligibility requires confirmation.

BPCL publishes a proposal-format link and a CSR-team enquiry email. The contact page does not establish a currently open dated grant round or guarantee that unsolicited proposals are being accepted.

Public contact and proposal-format availability are not an open grant announcement. No standard per-project funding range was verified.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Projects operate across India, including substantial Northeast examples; each location and implementing partner is selected through the approved programme and annual action plan.

Official CSR projects, policy and office locations were reviewed, but no open dated NGO call, proposal portal or designated proposal-receiving email was verified. Spending examples are not application invitations.

A corporate address is not a verified proposal desk. Funded public-hospital equipment does not imply acceptance of an NGO’s unrestricted construction or running-cost request.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Primary emphasis on communities around the Numaligarh refinery in Assam; the policy also names Siliguri, Paradip and other operational locations. Nagaland-wide eligibility is not established.

NRL’s policy identifies projects through assessments and local authorities and assigns implementation after approval. No current open dated application round or public NGO proposal portal was verified.

The address is the refinery site HR office. Operational-area preference is material; NRL Foundation’s existence does not itself establish an open grants window.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Preference for communities in and around OIL operations. FY2024–25 healthcare evidence covers Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura; other locations need a specific operational or approved programme fit.

The published policy describes identified agencies and internal committee approval. No open dated NGO call or public submission portal was established in the reviewed official material.

The general corporate email is for routing enquiries. Local operational priorities matter; published corporate CSR expenditure is not money available to an applicant.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Agency registration is linked to the ONGC work centre responsible for the proposed project location. Historical projects include Assam and Tripura; nationwide acceptance is not automatic.

The agency-registration and proposal portal was accessible on 5 October 2026. It publishes a standing process and support details, but no current dated funding window or assured available allocation.

Use the portal rather than treating head-office post as an application. ONGC rejects agents demanding commissions for facilitating CSR funds.

Source checked 2026-10-22

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: The India policy covers urban, semi-urban and rural communities across India. Programme locations and partner selection depend on the approved portfolio; national scope does not imply open nationwide applications.

The India policy describes sourcing and qualifying partners and multi-year relationships. No public NGO grant form, current call or proposal-receiving role email was verified in the reviewed sources.

Published impact totals are not available grant budgets. Free learning content and employee-led initiatives do not create an open NGO cash-grant programme.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India, with policy preference for places where Dell has a strong employee presence, while allowing projects elsewhere in India. That preference is not a published list of currently open districts.

The policy assigns project identification to Dell’s CSR team and agreement-based implementation with selected agencies. No public India NGO proposal portal, application window or grant-request email was verified.

Dell Technologies CSR is distinct from the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation. Commercial partner, sales and grievance channels are not verified funding routes.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Global nonprofit offers, including country-dependent availability. Indian organisations must pass the applicable legal-status and mission validation; not every product or offer is available in every country.

An official nonprofit registration link is published for technology benefits. The destination requires JavaScript. No public India cash-grant application or general hardware-grant programme was verified.

Technology benefits are not cash. The current FAQ says no hardware-grant programme; Azure use above the credit can incur charges.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India portfolio covers Indian communities; the distinct global route supports qualifying organisations with national or multinational operations.

The global programme expressly accepts year-round LOIs through an eligibility quiz and portal. The India portfolio page identifies partners but does not publish its own general application route.

Global exclusions include construction funding, scholarships and physical/mental-health programmes. The India portfolio differs. Check the full exclusions before investing in an application.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India and global programmes. The undated BridgeIT account identifies Indian implementation in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, Karnataka, Mizoram, Rajasthan and Haryana; these are examples, not guaranteed new-project locations.

An official TCS Empowers enquiry form is available. It invites CSR questions, but publishes no grant budget, dated call, external proposal review timetable or funding commitment.

The CSR enquiry form is not a grant application. Historic BridgeIT locations and corporate CSR spending figures are not amounts available to an applicant.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India; the current About page describes work across 27 locations. A presence in these locations does not establish an unrestricted national proposal window.

The Foundation publishes a general query email and describes aligned organisational partnerships. No dated NGO grant call, application portal or current submission deadline was verified.

Donation and career forms are not NGO grant applications. A partnership may involve delivery or collaboration rather than an unrestricted cash award.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Access to Education prioritises communities near Wipro India locations and expressly includes the eight North Eastern states and Jammu & Kashmir, even without a Wipro campus. Other programmes have separate geographic rules.

A 2026 login-gated application form exists, but an older selection page says applications are closed. No dated live window resolves that conflict; confirm availability before preparing a submission.

Nagaland is expressly eligible for this programme, but private-school running costs, school construction and school-fee sponsorship are excluded. Programme availability remains unconfirmed.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India-focused philanthropy; the reviewed 2026 example is in Chandigarh. No universal district allocation or entitlement was established.

The official FAQ links a dedicated grant portal, and its login page was accessible. No dated application window or assurance of current proposal acceptance was published on the pages reviewed.

A published portal is not a grant award. Do not use the Aarohan awards contact for ordinary grant requests or assume individual assistance.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India, with project-specific locations. The FY2025-26 financial-literacy community model covered Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh; this is historical implementation coverage, not a current applicant-state entitlement.

The foundation publishes a general contact email and office details. No active open NGO call, submission portal or public review timetable was established; use the contact to ask about partnership consideration.

A foundation enquiry address does not guarantee proposal acceptance. Confirm the current communication office because the contact webpage and FY2025-26 report use different Mumbai descriptions.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India; policy gives geographic preference to the Bank’s footprint and government aspirational districts. The CSR webpage reports a footprint across 21 states and four Union Territories, not universal application eligibility.

Policy permits partners to approach the Bank directly, through referrals or an RFP. However, a dedicated CSR proposal mailbox, application form or active RFP destination was not verified in reviewed official pages.

Policy permission to receive proposals does not establish a working public submission channel. Treatment assistance amounts and approved-project lists are not open NGO grants.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India, with preference for areas where the Bank operates and has a stronger presence. Scholarship-state restrictions concern students and should not be applied to all NGO projects.

The foundation and policy pages explain implementation but do not provide a general NGO submission portal. A published CSR departmental contact appears in the historical student scholarship notice, not an NGO grant invitation.

The verified contact was published for scholarship administration. Confirm NGO intake separately; infrastructure examples and broad trust objectives do not guarantee construction funding.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Indian community programmes; reviewed quarterly evidence includes Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka. No general NGO applicant-state restriction was established in the proposal form.

The nonprofit partnerships section directs applicants to download a form and email it to the CSR team. This is an undated published route; current intake capacity and decision timelines are unconfirmed.

IGNITE is a separate startup programme with for-profit, DPIIT and technology-readiness requirements. Its deadline and advertised grant amounts do not govern ordinary NGO proposals.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India; policy favours areas with the Bank’s existing or potential presence and states with weaker SDG performance. A location-specific funding invitation is not established.

The CSR website publishes a dedicated email and telephone. No active dated proposal call or online application form was verified; the contact can support an initial enquiry, without confirming proposal acceptance.

Policy excludes discriminatory projects and restrictive political or religious affiliations. A CSR contact, programme example or microgrant does not establish an open NGO funding round.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India; published projects cover multiple states. A funded Anganwadi initiative covered Madhya Pradesh, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. New proposals require separate geographic acceptance.

The CSR policy dated 27 June 2026 publishes GroupCSR@kotak.com for further information. It does not announce a dated open grant call or guarantee consideration of unsolicited proposals.

Policy eligibility and a CSR contact do not guarantee funding. The registered office and bank customer-care number are not confirmed grant-submission channels.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Multi-state rural and vulnerable communities in India. Programme location and partner footprint matter; reviewed material does not promise acceptance from every district.

The FY2024-25 annual report expressly provides foundation@axisbank.com for partnerships. It gives no application deadline or assurance that unsolicited proposals are currently being selected.

A partnership email is not an open funding round. ABF is unrelated to the UK-based Axis Foundation operated by Axis Europe.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India-wide programmes; the reviewed cancer infrastructure project is in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. Individual partnerships and beneficiary areas remain project-specific.

The foundation invites questions and ideas through its general information mailbox. This is a contact route only; no current dated NGO application window or publicly promised review process was verified.

Large hospital commitments do not establish availability for independent NGO construction proposals. Obtain project-specific acceptance and document requirements before submission.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: The FY2024-25 report describes work across 28 states and eight Union Territories. This footprint does not establish that every district is accepting proposals.

The current CSR landing-page index publishes a CSR queries mailbox. No dated open NGO grant call was verified; treat contact as an initial enquiry, not an application acceptance promise.

The bank’s CSR expenditure is not a grant offer. Obtain confirmation of the NGO onboarding link before uploading sensitive documents.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Evidence, eligibility cautions and application instructions

The Bihar Social Welfare Department’s official tender list includes the Chaman day special school operating EOI with expiry 21 October 2026. Independent tender indexers identify it as EOI No. 927 dated 25 September 2026, tender ID 2026_Governme_140610_1. Confirm identifiers, latest PDF and any corrigenda on the official portal.

Budget: see the official notice. Secondary summaries also mention a 5% bank guarantee and inconsistent turnover thresholds; these are not verified government terms. Applicants must check the original PDF before making commitments.

The original EOI PDF and authenticated e-Proc2 tender record could not be inspected by NGOGrant. The accessible official tender page establishes the call and date only. The project is a funded operating arrangement, not a general grant award.

Source checked 2026-10-19

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: eligible coastal/mangrove projects in India, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.

Charitable NGOs or NGO consortia with a technically prepared project. The current call and FAQ confirm the application route. This is not a general afforestation grant; read the guide’s area, feasibility, technical-capacity and endorsement checks before preparing an application.

Match funding must cover at least 25% of total project costs. An appropriate FCRA route is needed for Indian receipt; the funder’s consortium provisions do not replace Indian law.

Deadline/status checked 2026-10-17

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: All India. NGOs, startups and civil-society organisations must meet the original EOI and amendment conditions.

Download the original EOI and both amendments from HLL’s official tender page. Follow the document-specific eligibility, supporting-document and submission instructions.

Empanelment does not guarantee a funded assignment or grant sanction. The opportunity must not be presented as an unrestricted NGO funding scheme.

Source checked 2026-10-15

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India, Bangladesh, Cambodia and Vietnam. Registered community-based NGOs meeting the fund’s women/non-binary-led criteria.

Phase 1 applications were submitted through the online portal linked on the official page. Check the detailed leadership definition and eligibility FAQ. Paper and email submissions are not accepted.

This is foreign funding, not domestic CSR. For Indian applicants without FCRA registration, the FAQ offers support with a prior-permission application if selected; selection itself does not authorise receipt of foreign contributions.

Source checked 2026-10-26

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Eligible Commonwealth countries, including India. Individual applicants must be registered nonprofits operating for at least three years with relevant experience.

Applications were made through the official online system with the required logic model, registration, governance and financial documents. Average annual income must be below GBP 2.5 million; the grant request must meet the 70%-of-average-annual-income limit.

Excludes service-delivery projects such as building construction, medicine distribution and water-pump installation. Indian applicants must meet the funder’s FCRA-related requirements. This is international philanthropic funding, not an Indian government or domestic CSR scheme.

Source checked 2026-10-26

Full district list, eligibility and application details

Eligible locations: 17 districts across 16 states and Jammu & Kashmir (Union Territory). Nagaland is not included. In the Northeast, only Dhubri district in Assam is listed.

The proposal must cover an integrated cluster of five neighbouring villages in one listed district. Each organisation may submit one proposal for one district only. SBI Foundation will finalise the project villages.

Organisation eligibility

• A nonprofit organisation, trust or society registered in the proposed state or headquartered there.
• At least 10 years of grassroots experience and at least three years of presence in the proposed state.
• Experience in at least five of the ten rural-development themes specified in the RFP.
• An in-house implementation team with more than five permanent employees, and at least three board members.
• Cumulative revenue of at least ₹5 crore across FY 2023–24, FY 2024–25 and FY 2025–26.

Other rejection conditions include political or religious associations, individual donors among the top three donors, and incomplete mandatory information or due-diligence documents. Applicants must not be blacklisted. Subcontracting the project activities is not permitted. Read the full RFP and annexures before applying.

How to apply: Complete the prescribed proposal and all required annexures. Email them to gramsevarfp@sbifoundation.co.in by 23 October 2026 (no closing time published), using the subject SBI GRAM SEVA RFP-NGO NAME. Only shortlisted organisations will be asked for hard copies later. Submission does not guarantee selection.

Sources checked 19 October 2026: SBI Foundation RFP and application annexures · October 2026 RFP copy hosted by SAMS-STC (district list: page 10; eligibility: pages 6 and 11; budget: page 3). The RFP gives the closing date only and publishes no closing time. Recheck the official page for amendments before submitting.

Source checked 19 October 2026

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: India. Bihar, Jharkhand, the Northeast and Maharashtra receive preference, but the official call imposes no absolute geographic restriction. Disadvantaged Dalit, Adivasi and economically vulnerable communities are priorities.

The organiser’s announcement, programme PDF and public EOI form showed an active education call when checked on 5 October 2026. The form gave the precise deadline, 9 October 2026, which has now passed. No application was submitted.

Use the education form. The homepage’s separate health/elder-care/climate grant PDF has an expired 4 August deadline and different terms.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Global programme open to qualifying organisations from any region in its published call, including India. It is not an India-only statutory CSR cash-grant scheme.

The official RFP page expressly says the window is closed and gives 25 March 2026 as the deadline. No later open cohort was established in the reviewed pages.

The accelerator primarily provides IBM technology and expertise. Its global multi-year commitment is not a per-NGO entitlement or an open India cash budget.

Source checked 2026-10-05

Location, eligibility and source evidence

Location: Rural India, with applications encouraged from NGOs across India. The India competition is distinct from HCLTech Americas Grant.

Edition XII’s detailed-proposal deadline was extended to 18 September 2026 at 23:59. That stage is closed as of 5 October; it must not be advertised as a new open application.

Closed round; no sub-granting or infrastructure-only request. FCRA is mentioned where applicable to actual funding, not imposed universally on every applicant.

Source checked 2026-10-05