CSR Registration: A Gateway to Greater Social Impact
POSTED ON July 26, 2025 BY AKSHAYACHAITANYA

Private sector companies with significant turnover have the power to create meaningful change by directing their resources toward impactful social causes. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) offers a structured, compliant path to channel this intent in alignment with their brand’s mission and values.
For NGOs in India, CSR registration is a critical step toward accessing such support. It not only enables funding but also strengthens the organisation's credibility and potential for long-term impact.
Benefits of CSR Registration for NGOs
- Access to Funding
Enables NGOs to receive CSR funds from corporates to support programs in nutrition, education, healthcare, and environmental welfare. - Enhanced Credibility
Demonstrates transparency and legitimacy, improving trust with corporate donors and stakeholders. - Value Addition
Beyond financial aid, CSR partnerships bring knowledge-sharing, strategic guidance, and skilled volunteers. - Alignment with National Goals
Supports government development agendas and addresses social inequalities across communities. - Strengthening Civil Society
Encourages collective philanthropy and builds a robust ecosystem for nation-building.
CSR Registration Process for NGOs
- Eligibility: Must be registered under the Indian Trust Act, Societies Act, or Companies Act and have 3+ years of active work.
- Documents Needed:
- Registration Certificate
- PAN Card
- Past 3 years' financials
- Tax Certifications
- Proof of Social Impact
- Online Submission: Via Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal.
- Verification & Approval: Conducted by MCA.
- Certification: Issued by MCA upon approval.
Our Commitment at Akshaya Chaitanya
As a CSR-registered NGO, Akshaya Chaitanya works toward eradicating hunger through structured meal programs across schools, hospitals, and underserved communities in Mumbai. We invite purpose-driven corporates and individuals to join hands in building a more equitable, nourished society.