THE CENTRALISED NGO ORGANIZATION

THE CENTRALISED NGO   ORGANIZATION

Vinod Wadne1, Ganesh Bhagwan Sonawane2, Saurabh Sharad Balgude3, Srushti Uppar 4

Department of Computer Engineering

JSPM’s Imperial College of engineering and Research, Pune, Maharashtra, India.

ABSTRACT: There are many NGOs now working in India for good causes. Also willing to help are the populace. These NGOs' ability to reach their target audiences and be effective is unfortunately hampered by a lack of IT infrastructure. We want to support these NGOs and give them the IT resources they need to make the most of their resources. resources and broaden their appeal for monetary and food donations. A cross-platform website is part of the project. that will assist them in managing their volunteers, obtaining orders by raising awareness via a social media module, reach out to those who want to help them in their laudable endeavour. The objective is to take the best features from existing websites, identify the finest platforms, take advantage of current trends, and create a new website at a price the NGO can afford. There are many freelance developers available. We gained knowledge about how to create the essential modules that we must have from our literature review of existing websites. Studying articles on social media trends prompted us to harness its potential because we have the analysis of people's attitudes, behaviours, and patterns. Studying various web-based systems inspired us to think of 100% cost-free solutions, which allowed us to come up with a cost-effective solution. NGO acts as a centralized platform, bringing together multiple NGOs and donors under one user-friendly interface.

KEYWORDS: nonprofit management, sustainable community development, volunteer, NGO, Project tracking, technology, fundraising, development, centralization.