The Donation Law stipulates that public welfare social groups and public welfare non-profit institutions may accept donations in accordance with the law.

Public welfare social groups refer to foundations, charitable organizations and other social groups established in accordance with the law for the purpose of developing public welfare undertakings.

The public welfare and non-profit institutions mentioned in the Donation Law refer to educational institutions, scientific research institutions, medical and health institutions, social welfare cultural institutions, and social welfare institutions established in accordance with the law, engaged in public welfare undertakings, and not for profit.

***Sports institutions and social welfare institutions, etc.

For details, please see /view/5949072.htm Private non-enterprise units refer to social organizations organized by enterprises, institutions, social groups, other social forces, and individual citizens to engage in non-profit social service activities using non-state-owned assets.

Such as various private schools, hospitals, literary and artistic groups, scientific research institutes, sports venues, vocational training centers, welfare institutions, talent exchange centers, etc.