Free Charities Templates

This document is a template for establishing a **Public Charitable Trust** in India. It outlines the transfer of a 'Trust Estate' from a Settlor to Trustees for purposes including **poverty relief, education, and medical aid**, while defining the powers and duties of the Trustees regarding investments and administration.

This document is a formal deed used to establish a family trust in India for the preservation of an ancestral house and the worship of a family deity. It transfers property and a dedicated fund from family members to appointed trustees to manage repairs, ceremonies, and temporary family residence without allowing the property to be sold or mortgaged. It outlines the governance rules for trustees, including their appointment, financial duties, and decision-making processes.

This template provides a framework for creating a **Public Charitable Trust** in India focused on social, cultural, and educational activities. It outlines the governance structure, including the appointment of an advisory committee and executive committees, and establishes rules for managing the trust fund and assets.

This document is a template for establishing a charitable trust, designed to manage property or funds for specific charitable purposes. It outlines the transfer of assets to trustees, rules for investment and income distribution, and ensures compliance with tax-exempt regulations.

This legal document facilitates the transfer of a property portion from a private owner to a charitable organization as a gift. It mandates that the property be used strictly for running an orphanage and includes a reversion clause that returns the property to the owner if this condition is not met.

This document is a formal deed for the unconditional gift of land specifically intended for the establishment of a hospital. It outlines the transfer of ownership from the donor to the donee on the condition that the land is used to provide medical aid to the poor, with a clause that the land reverts to the donor if the hospital is not built within five years.