For Non-Profits
Build for Impact
The Social Stock Exchange (SSE) set up in 2019 is an excellent avenue for social organizations to raise funds while diversifying the sources. Sustainability & growth requires funding which depends on proven credibility, enhanced visibility and access to multiple sources of funding.
SEBI regulated Social Stock Exchange on NSE and BSE is one such platform that provides opportunity for social sector organizations to secure funding. As on June 2025, more than 150 NPOs have registered on the exchange and more than Rs 44 crores have been raised.
Why should NPOs explore this fundraising avenue?
- Improved credibility and trust of the donors, employees and
regulators - New stream of funds and Donors helps diversify funding mix
- Larger projects with longer duration can be funded through this route
- Single window reporting to SSE – no need for separate
reporting to each Donor
How can we help?
Our Nidhi Sahayak service ensures end-to-end handholding during the entire process:
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Work seamlessly with you from helping you understand SSE to Listing on SSE
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Structure the Project plan as per frame work to show a measurable impact
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Showcase your project before listing to prospective investors
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Ensure all compliances are in place even post listing to increase future listing prospects
Benefits of registering with us:
Stay up to date with the latest on all SSE-related regulations, circulars and notifications
Be informed about the latest trends and data on SSE listings through our Blogs, newsletters
Use this platform for promoting your SSE issue
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Nonprofits Unplugged
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The Case for Fundraising through the Social Stock Exchange
It has been six years since the finance minister announced the formation of the Social Stock Exchange. However, the exchange has not really taken off, with only 10 listings and a fundraising of around INR 20 cr.
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The Global Shift in Philanthropy Toward Systemic Impact
Capacity development of the social sector organizations has been frequently used as a buzz word to mean improvement in sustainability of these organizations.
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A New Era for Indian NPOs: Embracing the Social Stock Exchange with Purpose and Possibility
Functioning of NGOs is no different than a for-profit business organisation except that NGOs work for a social cause and not for giving returns to the investors. NGOs face all challenges that a for-profit enterprise faces –
