Translation
We leverage over 18 years of experience in translation with our diverse network of 6,000+ human linguists to deliver perfect content every time.
The non-profit and not-for-profit sectors include charities, multilateral organizations, think tanks, the UN and other similar NGOs. To ensure all operations are transparent, global communications are key. Reaching a global audience means providing any content, written or verbal, in multiple languages so that everyone can access your message with ease.
Discover how our language services can impact your organization
For a myriad of charities, multilateral organizations, think tanks and other global entities working with people around the globe, being able to communicate in a number of languages is paramount to ensuring their organization delivers transparent projects to benefit others. To help build communities and respond to crises, ensure your multi-lingual content is done right.
Our dedicated project managers are able to resolve your issues at every step of the way of your language journey. We make sure you have what you need when you need it, so you can focus on what is important.
Here’s what our non-profit clients have to say about our services
“We commissioned Global Lingo to translate and design The Cancer Atlas 2nd Edition, a 69-page document, into 7 languages: Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, French, Spanish, Russian and Turkish. Global Lingo has a long track record with us in successfully delivering projects – the Cancer Atlas project was no exception – the working relationship was very effective as Global Lingo were flexible, easy to communicate with and delivered their quality services in a timely manner.”
Guaranteed privacy and security for any sized non-profit project
We can provide a secure, impartial and confidential service that is ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 27001 (information security) certified, underpinning our goal to strive for the highest quality of work produced.
Non-profit translation expertise
With services to cater for any requirement, Global Lingo provides a dedicated team to serve as a single point of contact. Staff are highly skilled and are selected based on their specialisms and experience in the industry. Global Lingo delivers official translations, transcripts and conference interpreting to several UN organizations, and we pride ourselves in being able to deliver on time and to the expected standards.
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Frequently asked non-profit questions
Each of our language experts specializes in a range of industries. Our market research experts are trained in a range of spoken languages, legal structures, charitable purposes and finance markets. Our translators and interpreters ensure your message is being delivered exactly how you intend.
If you would like to find out more information on which product or service Global Lingo can offer for your business, don’t hesitate to contact one of our specialist project managers. They will guide you through our industry specialisms, and the range of solutions we have to offer.
Today, social enterprise organizations are increasingly expanding into international markets. Professional language services allow businesses to connect with different cultures that might have limited English and keep stakeholders on the same page. Translation services should be done by professionals who understand the language and the culture of the target market.
If you are ready to begin your next or even first multilingual nonprofit language services project, simply contact one of our qualified team members, and they will get you started immediately.
There is no cost for your initial consultations, so do not hesitate to contact one of our team members by phone, email or online today.