Network For Nonprofits & NGOs

Grassroots Organizations Connect To Form A Global Village

The Globe We Share Foundation forms alliances and partnerships to benefit:

• Nonprofit organizations
• Community-based groups
• Associations that operate for the mutual benefit of their members
• Community churches and congregations that teach love and peace

TGWF does not accept political organizations, groups or associations that espouse violence as a means of resolving problems or those that teach religious or political intolerance.

Why Join TGWF Network?
Exposure. Training. Support.

We showcase your efforts and put you in touch with the experts. Members of our global network are given the rare opportunity to tell the world about their services, financial needs and volunteer opportunities. You can share your challenges as well as your achievements.

We give you operational support. Your organization will benefit from the workshops, seminars, and educational materials we offer to our member organizations, including visits to your community projects by our staff and by volunteers and representatives from our foundation.

Generate Exposure For Your Organization

After you register as a member of our network, we will determine whether you meet the eligibility requirements. If you are accepted into our network, you will receive a seal that you can display on your letterhead and place on your website to demonstrate that you are a member of TGWF.

We list the names of all TGWF network partners in a directory on our website and link to our members’ own websites. We predict 35,000 daily visitors to TGWF site. We anticipate as many as 6,000 self-declared philanthropists will search our site each day to discover opportunities to contribute.

Empower Communities For The Greater Good

TGWF creates action plans to promote social change, community development and economic justice. We focus our efforts in the following areas:

• Agriculture
• Education
• Health care
• Religion
• Technology

Nonprofits Grow And Expand

TGWF empowers community-based nonprofit organizations to help them communicate their mission to the global village.

We provide a forum to showcase community efforts and expose them to philanthropists searching for projects to support. We assemble and organize project information and present it to members, sponsors, donors and volunteers.

We help nonprofit organizations learn how to raise funds to support their worthy projects. We issue checks to those organizations that are involved in the identified projects.

Our network includes a team of nonprofit managers and fundraising professionals who help you accomplish your mission. Visit our Consultants page to learn more about our capabilities.

Join A Global Network

TGWF offers international connections including:

• Fundraising planning for special communities
• Leadership training and organizational management
• Project development assessment and management
• Cultural exchanges, student exchanges and technology transfer

We work with educational institutions which serve as information and training centers for regional nonprofit groups. We provide the linkage between communities and facilitate communication and cooperation between organizations, communities, states and nations. We support student exchange programs, equipment exchange and technology transfer. We place an emphasis on the construction, improvement and expansion of schools, libraries and physical education centers such as gymnasiums and swimming pools in order to foster healthy bodies and educated minds.

Local sponsors are required for participation on an international level.

How You Can Become A Network Partner

Step 1: Complete Our Network Application Process

• Register as a nonprofit organization, NGO or association in your community
• Complete our network membership application form
• Summit a profile of your organization with your mission statement
• Obtain a registration number and a TGWF seal
• Pay a fee based on your organization’s budget (see below)

To submit your network application online, click here

TGWF will review your application form and assess your organization to ensure that you meet the eligibility requirements to participate in our Nonprofit Network.

Upon acceptance, we will notify you of your enrollment in our network. We will include your organization in our Nonprofit Directory, post your seal of acceptance on our website and make your information available to philanthropists, volunteers and consultants who are interested in supporting your mission.

REGISTER AS A COMMUNITY / NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

All small community non-profit organizations should be a part of the non-profit network. This membership helps your organization become more effective in what you do for the community. As a member of the network, your organization will be credentialed. When you receive a TGWF Seal, you would become an organization with credibility so as to be trusted for fund raising purposes. In fundraising, the power of a network will make it easier for you to raise the funds you need.

Community Organization / Group membership include: non-profits, NGO’s, and associations of all kinds.

Group members may plan events with other network partners, request volunteers, receive donations, connect to local, national, and international partnerships, learn how other communities have accomplished their tasks (and avoid ‘reinventing the wheel’!), all these with the help of the Globe We Share Foundation.

To register as a member of our network online, click here.

Step 2: Appoint A Manager

Identify one or more volunteers or supporters to manage and monitor the ongoing fundraising for your organization. Your TGWF sponsor will mentor them in this process.

Step 3: Launch Your Fundraising Campaign

Choose the fundraising tools and techniques that best suit your capabilities and your needs. You can research and draft grant proposals. Create public service announcements. Send press releases to the local newspapers. Staff booths at local trade shows, fairs or shopping centers. Set up a phone campaign. Send a direct mail letter. Consultants are available to help your develop your fundraising and public relations campaigns.

Step 4: Make Connections

When you become a member of our Nonprofit Network, volunteers, consultants, philanthropists and other supporters can take advantage of the opportunities to connect with your organization.

Step 5: Start Receiving Contributions

On a monthly basis, TGWF will forward to your organization any information or contributions that have been designated for your group. These contributions will come in the form of grant funds or donations from supporters who indicated interest in supporting your organization. There may also be proceeds from the sale of any of your products that have been sold on your website or income generated by fundraising events in support of your group.

To discover more about the alliances, partnerships and other benefits of participation in TGWF network, contact us at info@globeweshare.org or (310) 641-2545.

HOW IT WORKS

If you are a non-profit / Non-governmental organization, have you been rated? When a funder or philanthropist review your appeal for funds on your website, will he/she/they see your organization as a recognized, approved, well managed organization that can be trusted? Is your need for funding well presented or well described for it to appeal to those who are reading your story?

To be rated and certified:

• Has your organization been credentialed?
• Has TGWF reviewed your mission?
• Has TGWF approved your organization as a legitimate organization?
• Has your organization been issued a TGWF seal proving your legitimacy?
• Are the leaders of your organization people of integrity?

The Globe We Share Foundation is a non-profit for non-profits. It helps non-profits/NGO’s function more efficiently at least to manage its scarce resources and assets more efficiently.

Once you applied to become a network member of TGWF our staff will review your submitted information and send to you, by mail, a package

• The Globe We Share network partners, upon applying for membership, are researched, accepted and certified if worthy of presenting the organization on the TGWF website.
• Every accepted non-profit organization must have accepted our non-profit code of ethics which is the same as that of the NSFRE.
• The Globe We Share trains leaders of member network organizations in the following areas:
  • How to organize, start, and run non-profit organizations
  • Financial management and reporting
  • How to raise funds for the community’s projects
  • How to identify philanthropists in their midst
  • How to identify local philanthropists
  • How to search for international funds for local projects

WHY SHOULD YOU JOIN

Benefits for Joining TGWF

SERVICES

The Globe We Share Foundation Community’s Empowerment Urgent Response Network provides effective and meaningful services that will quickly set out an action plan to find and / or facilitate projects that would play major roles in promoting social change and economic justice.

Services offered to the network of non-profit organizations and their communities include:

• Provide assistance to community based non-profit organizations to fulfill their philanthropic dreams by helping them develop their vision and mission.
• Provide a forum where community projects are presented by the non-profits and where philanthropists can search for a possible project they want to support.
• Organize project information to be sent to the philanthropists that wish to learn more about the organization and its project.
• The Globe We Share also maintains a list of a team of fund raising professionals from whom you can engage their services. They include:
  1. Grant writers
  2. Special event coordinators
  3. Grant researchers
  4. Event planners
  5. Organizational restructuring
  6. Feasibility studies and reporting
  7. Non-profit consultation
  8. Conflict resolution between cities, states, or nations
  9. Workshops and seminars
  10. Newsletters-organizing and writing

On the international arena, we provide the following services:

• Fundraising planning
• Leadership training in organizational management
• Generating intercommunity cooperation
• Information center for regional non-profit organizations
• Project development assessment and management
• Working with educational institutions as training centers for non-profit education
• Educational projects in these areas include:
  1. International student exchange
  2. Technology transfer
  3. Building schools in disaster areas, libraries, physical education centers-gyms, swimming pools, etc.
• Providing the community linkage with other communities, making communications between communities, states, nations, organizations, etc.

OTHER SERVICES

The Globe We Share Monitors projects, supervises projects, oversees financial reporting, and represents the philanthropists in their projects. We are the project police making sure that funds marked for any project are actually used for the project and not diverted for any other use.

 

For more information email us at np-ngosregistry@globeweshare.org