Press Releases for NGOs
Your work deserves to be found. Registered NGOs can publish their first press release on India News Grid free. Share your campaign, partnership or impact on a permanent news page, built so that donors, volunteers and CSR partners can find it on Google and in AI answers.
At a glance
Registered NGOs in India can publish their first press release on India News Grid free. Further releases cost ₹499 + GST each. Each release gets a permanent news page with structured data, usually goes live within 1–2 working days, and is published as written.
| Detail | India News Grid |
|---|---|
| Who can publish | Registered trusts, societies and Section 8 companies; social enterprises at the standard price |
| Price | First release free for registered NGOs; then ₹499 + GST |
| Proof needed | Registration certificate or NGO Darpan ID |
| Length | Up to 1,500 words, 3 images and 3 links |
| Time to publish | Usually 1–2 working days, within a week at most |
| Editing | Not edited; only the headline or cover image may be adjusted |
Last updated: 11 October 2026
What NGOs announce with us
Campaigns and programmes
Launches, drives and awareness campaigns
CSR and institutional partnerships
New partners, MoUs and grants received
Impact and results
People reached, outcomes and annual or programme reports
Events
Health camps, workshops, volunteer drives and fundraising events
Awards and recognition
For the organisation, its team or its volunteers
Appointments
New trustees, directors and advisers
Why publish your NGO's news on India News Grid?
Build trust with donors and CSR partners
Partners often look you up before they commit. A published news page about your work gives them an independent link to read and share.
Be found for the cause you work on
A clear, factual release helps people searching for your cause, area or programme find your organisation.
Help AI tools describe you correctly
When someone asks an AI tool about your NGO, a release with your name, work and results gives it a clear source.
A link for reports and proposals
Use it in grant applications, CSR proposals, annual reports and newsletters.
India News Grid does not guarantee search ranking, AI citations, traffic or placement. Results vary.
How to get your first press release free
- Register as an organisation and complete the indemnity form.
- Email [email protected] with proof of registration, such as your registration certificate or NGO Darpan ID, before you submit.
- Submit your release from your dashboard once we confirm: up to 1,500 words, 3 images and 3 links.
- Publishing check: we check formatting, working links, SEO tags and basic compliance. We do not fact-check or edit your writing.
- Published: usually within 1–2 working days, and within a week at most. We email you the link.
The free release must be a non-commercial announcement and follow the press release guidelines. Further releases are ₹499 + GST each.
What a good NGO press release includes
- A headline with the news: your organisation and what happened.
- A dateline: city and date.
- A first paragraph answering who, what, when, where and why.
- Figures you can stand behind: people reached, places covered, partners involved.
- One quote from your founder, director or a partner.
- Up to 3 images, with consent from anyone clearly shown, especially children.
- An "About" paragraph on your NGO, with your registration details if you wish, and a media contact.
- "[NGO] launches [campaign] to [goal] in [number] villages of [district]"
- "[NGO] partners with [company] under CSR to [programme]"
- "[NGO]'s [programme] reaches [number] [beneficiaries] in [year]"
More for NGOs
Upcoming events
List camps, drives and fundraising events free. Add an upcoming event
Founder story
Tell the story of how your organisation began. Submit a founder or brand story
Regular updates
NGOs that publish every month can use the Digital Media Partner plan.
Share your NGO's work
Your first press release is free. A permanent news page, usually live within 1–2 working days.