The Internet and the World Wide Web can provide organizations with significant exposure to outside audiences. A simple, well-designed Web site that provides current information about an institution can readily inform individuals of project developments, opportunities for collaboration and volunteer positions. Both sites are examples of organizations that successfully incorporate the Internet into their outreach efforts. It is important to remember that this information can also be retrieved through email. Private and public granting agencies often place their grant guidelines and information on particular programs on Web sites.
Some agencies accept proposals via email which saves valuable time for proposal writers.
Even if you only have email you can obtain considerable information through the Internet. The entire library of these recent issues that are available on the Web are also available via email. All you need to do is send the appropriate email message to have a selected article sent to your email box. This will automatically bring you a complete index of available Economic Reform Today articles along with the proper command to send for receiving each one. For example, if you type get cipe-files index the computer will not understand your request.