Began social work activities at the grassroots level without formal registration — such as food distribution, teaching underprivileged children, or health awareness drives.
Formed a small group of like-minded volunteers to help plan and execute social activities.
Maintained basic records of work done (photos, testimonials, number of beneficiaries, etc.).
Recognized the necessity of official recognition to scale operations, apply for grants, and build partnerships.
Registered the organization under applicable law (Society, Trust, or Section 8 Company) and applied for PAN, 12A, and 80G.