CAP today,
occupies a unique niche, as a support organization for
all kinds of incorporated charities, including grant
making trusts & foundations, NGOs engaged in development
work and NGOs providing support to other NGOs. It has
remained focused on legal and regulatory matters pertaining
to incorporation, taxation, accounting and statutory
reporting.
CAP is not a funding organisation. Although, we conduct
useful and informative workshops and trainings to help
organisations to better their fundraising. CAP has also
published a useful resource book on the subject. (The
Art of Successful Fund Raising)
Also, CAP does not undertake any type of registration
work. We merely guide and assist organisations and individuals
with their paper work and registration processes with
different government departments.
CAP also guides and assists corporates with their CSR
(Corporate Social Responsibilty) initiatives often helping
them find credible NGO partners or guiding them with
due diligence issues. CAP has also helped companies
like Titan, Thermax, Forbes Marshal, Zensar, Atlas Copco
etc., set up their own corporate foundations.
Some of our achievements include.... |
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CAP continues to remain the
first port of call for most overseas individuals
or institutions interested in Philanthropy in
India. CAP enjoys global recognition thanks to
it's involvement with organisations like Asia
Pacific Philanthropy Consortium (APPC), Worldwide
Initiatives & Network of Grantmaking Support
(WINGS), International Centre for NonProfit Law
(ICNL) |
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CAP has played a facilitative
role in introducing, for the first time in India,
a 'Masters Certificate in Resource Mobilization
& Management' at the S.P. Jain Institute of
Management Studies. Technical input for this one
year course is being provided by the U.K.-based
'Resource Alliance', of which the Chief Executive
of CAP, Mr. Dadrawala was earlier a Board Member |
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Our services cater to everyone's
needs from International Grant makers & Corpotate
Foundations to Nodal Agencies and grassroots level
organisations |
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In 1991, the Centre launched
the Bombay Community Public Trust on the lines
of the community foundations in the USA. This
Trust is today an independently and professionally
managed trust that mobilizes local resources for
local needs. It supports a wide spectrum of development
initiatives in the city to improve the quality
of life for the citizens of Bombay |
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Mr. Dadrawala received the
‘Karmaveer Puraskar’ in 2009, in recognition
of his services to the Voluntary / Philanthropic
Sector in India. It is a National Award for Social
Justice & Citizen Action recognizing individuals
who have been pivotal for leading change beyond
their business by being committed at different
levels to work on social issues |
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