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Getting Ready to Start an NGO—NGOs in Action Series
3 MINUTE READ
April 20, 2016

Widows in Afghanistan learn about ways to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases from an aid worker in Kabul. The instructional session was held at a food distribution center run by the international NGO CARE. AP Images/Karel Prinsloo
Widows in Afghanistan learn about ways to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases from an aid worker in Kabul. The instructional session was held at a
food distribution center run by the international NGO CARE. AP Images/Karel Prinsloo

Your mission is the unique way your NGO will address the issue you want to improve. Keep in mind that many nongovernmental organizations start without any formal grants or long-term sources of funding. They get volunteers and startup donations for projects and seek funding from many sources once they have results to show for their efforts.

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