ICFM sees Internet "assuming critical importance"

Howard Lake | 10 July 2000 | News

This month’s issue of ICFM Update, the membership body’s newsletter, includes commentary on part III of the Charities Act. Significantly ICFM, recognising changing times, states that “the end of the decade [the 1990s] sees the applications of the Internet assuming critical importance in developing new [fundraising] techniques.”

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