Chancellor Gordon Brown to speak at CAF lecture
Howard Lake | 10 July 2000 | News
Gordon Brown MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, will deliver the 17th Arnold Goodman Charity Lecture on 20 July, to be hosted by Charities Aid Foundation. His changes to tax-effective giving, calls to individual and corporate philanthropy, and support for partnership schemes such as the Phoenix Fund and Social Investment Task Force, mean that his lecture should be of great interest to charities, individuals and companies alike.
Find out more from Charities Aid Foundation.
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