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SocioStory for NGOs

Show your work. Grow your supporters. Meet your funders.

One place to tell the world what your NGO does, keep posting updates, run your own website and talk directly with CSR teams who are looking for partners like you.

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  • Free profile and updates, forever
  • Stories told with our editors
  • Your website on your own domain
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NewSocioStory Quarterly, Issue 1, January 2027. Tell us about your work: stories close on Friday 6 November.

Be in the magazine

Everything an NGO needs to be seen, and to be funded

Built with NGO teams, around the work you already do every week.

  1. 01

    A profile that shows your work

    Your mission, programmes, impact numbers, team and gallery in one place: the page to send to funders, volunteers and partners.

  2. 02

    Post updates, like on LinkedIn

    Share a milestone, a photo from the field or a call for help in seconds. Updates go live on your profile and website, and to everyone who follows you, including CSR teams.

  3. 03₹9,999/year

    Your own website

    Turn your profile into a full website with a photo slider, programmes, team, gallery and contact pages, on your own domain. Your updates keep it fresh automatically.

  4. 04CSR Connect

    Talk directly with CSR teams

    See which companies and foundations are open to proposals, what they fund and where. Write to them, and share progress updates inside the conversation.

  5. 05

    Stories told well

    Our editors help you publish long-form stories about your work. The best lead our home page and go out in our weekly mailer to more than 50,000 readers.

  6. 06

    Your whole team, one workspace

    Invite colleagues with the right access: owners, admins, members and viewers. Everyone sees the same conversations and content.

How it works

Up and running in an afternoon

  1. 1

    Create your free account

    Choose "Working at an NGO" and set up your NGO's workspace.

  2. 2

    Complete your profile

    Add your mission, programmes, photos and impact numbers. Invite your team.

  3. 3

    Share your first story

    Write it, or send us the facts and a few photos. Our editors help you shape it.

  4. 4

    Post, publish and connect

    Post updates, switch on your website and start conversations with CSR teams.

Free to start. Pay only for what helps you grow.

Your profile, updates, stories, the Academy and replying to CSR teams are free, always.

Free

₹0

Everything you need to be seen.

  • Your NGO profile
  • Unlimited updates
  • Stories with editorial help
  • Reply to any CSR team
  • Free Academy courses
Start free

NGO Website

Most chosen

₹9,999/ year

Your own website, built from your SocioStory profile, on a SocioStory address or your own domain.

  • Ready-made sections: slider, about, programmes, impact, team, gallery, updates, stories and contact
  • Your own menu, colours and fonts
  • Your own domain (e.g. www.yourngo.org) with automatic HTTPS
  • Updates and stories you publish on SocioStory appear on your site automatically
Build your website

CSR Connect

₹4,999/ year

Start conversations with CSR teams who are open to proposals.

  • Start up to 10 new conversations with CSR teams a month
  • Share progress updates and stories inside conversations
  • Appear as "Open to partnerships" in CSR teams' NGO search
Reach CSR teams

Learn the work, free

Your pathway in the Academy

From registering your organisation to winning and keeping CSR funding. Free, interactive and written for India, each with a certificate anyone can check is genuine.

  • Illustrative Free · Certificate

    CSR · Beginner

    CSR Essentials

    How corporate social responsibility works in India, and how to make it count.

    6 chapters · 14 lessons · ~3 hours

    Start the course
  • Free · Certificate

    NGOs · Beginner

    Starting an NGO

    How to set up an NGO in India, register it properly and get ready for CSR funding.

    6 chapters · 17 lessons · ~4 hours

    Start the course
  • Illustrative Free · Certificate

    Law · Advanced

    CSR Law in Depth

    Section 135, the CSR Rules and the Ministry’s FAQs, read closely enough to act on.

    6 chapters · 20 lessons · ~4 hours

    Start the course

Questions people ask

Something else? Write to us from the contact page.

Is SocioStory really free for NGOs?
Yes. Your profile, updates, stories, Academy courses and replies to CSR teams cost nothing. You pay only if you want your own website or want to start conversations with CSR teams.
Why can't every NGO message every CSR team?
Because CSR teams would stop listening. Each company sets rules for who can write to them, such as the causes and states they fund. That keeps proposals relevant, so yours gets read.
Do you check our documents or finances?
No. SocioStory publishes your stories and helps people discover your work; we don't audit NGOs. Your profile is written by you, and funders do their own due diligence.
Can we use our own domain for the website?
Yes. Add your domain, ask whoever manages it to add two DNS records, and we switch on HTTPS for you. Until then, your site lives on a SocioStory address.
Do we lose our content if we stop paying for the website?
No. Your profile, updates and stories stay on SocioStory. Only the separate website goes offline until you renew.

Your work deserves to be seen.

Join the NGOs building their story, and their funding relationships, on SocioStory.

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