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That depends upon how it's pronounced when read aloud. In this particular case, the individual letters of the abbreviation NGO will be pronounced: en-gee-oh. Therefore, use anto introduce it, because of the initial vowel sound.
If the letters form an acronym -- an abbreviation that can be pronounced as if it were a word -- that's another kettle of fish. In that case, use the indefinite article that goes with how the acronym is pronounced. For example, you would write a RAM chip, not an RAM chip, because people read the acronym RAM as they would the word ram, not R-A-M.
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