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MS is Market Share

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Name is Brand name
50000 corporates
A : Adidas ..
B : Barclays ..
C : Canon ..
D : Datar Genetics ..
E : Ericsson ..
F : Fedex ..
G : Geberal Electric ..
H : HSBC, HUL ...
I : Infosys ...
J : J&J ...
K : KIA ..
L : Loreal ..
M : M & M, Mastek ..
N : Nike, Nokia ..
O : Oracle..
P : Power China ...
Q : Quanta Computer
R : Rio Tinto, Roche ..
S : Samsung, SBI ..
T : Tata Motors, TCS ..
U : Unilever ..
V : Vodafone, Volvo ..
W : Walmart ..
X : Xiaomi ..
Y : YangoLongking Gr..
Z : Zurich Insurance Gr..
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Every corporate, funding agency, philanthropist, celebrity can fund 1 or 2 or 50 or 100 or 200 NGOs (unless ther prime focus is get funds for NGOs).
They know there are great NGOs in different countries doing similar or better work (in terms of quality as well as scale), but they cant fund all.
So it is important that they promote or at least share the NGO partner with other donors so that the NGO gets more funds which are used to help people.


We have experience in Branding (Advertising, PR, Social PR, Identity), so we can help them Brand the NGOs they help because Branding matters.
Donors must do Brand Surgery of NGOs they financially support.
While we share all NGOs (whether funded by others or no funding by others), we share success stories of NGO brands from any country in the world.
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21 000 NGO Founders
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Ashoka

2.3 % or 0.00775%


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5000 Global celebrities
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Celebrities have far greater influeing power.
We share celebrities countrywise

In speical celebrities, we will only share those celebrities which help social causes and they can be from any country including India because special celebrities have global status & not countrywise status