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August 13, 2014, Filed Under: Internship

A Glimmer of Hope Seeks Communications Intern for Fall

A Glimmer of Hope is a non-profit organization that helps lift women and children out of extreme poverty in rural Ethiopia. Glimmer is working to make a sustainable difference in the lives of rural Ethiopians through water, sanitation, health, education and microfinance projects. Glimmer is based in Austin, Tex. Learn more at www.aglimmerofhope.org.

Glimmer is looking for a Communications Intern who will assist in a variety of communications and marketing projects and help organize our media content libraries. You will be asked to contribute and add to ongoing team projects that focus on efficient communication with Glimmer’s supporters.

position:

  • Research messaging strategies to build the Glimmer brand through social media
  • Create organization systems for our media content libraries
  • Conduct research on successful marketing tactics
  • Write copy and assist with visual storytelling
  • Assist with other media projects as needed
  • Execute tasks on quick deadlines

requirements:

you’re a world changer. Interested in serving humanity? An internship at Glimmer means you’ll be a part of something big. Something that helps create change in your world.

you get things done. You’re a pro at meeting deadlines, multi-tasking, and you’re a firm believer that every detail matters. If you don’t know, you ask questions and get what you need to perform your best. You communicate early on if there is a problem.

you’re independent and innovative, yet roll with the punches. We expect creative thinking and solutions from everyone here. You are a self-starter who thinks outside the box and provides real-time solutions without handholding. Our close-knit departments constantly overlap, so you can jump right into group projects, and deal with a diverse group.

you get accused of being a feng shui master. Your well-developed sense of space and function means you have a natural knack for design, and organization. You just make things look good.

knowledgeable and experienced. You have the education and work experience to back up your mad skills as a communicator, writer and general marketing whiz.

You’re tech savvy and an AP stylebook wizard. You’re computer literate with Mac experience including Word, Excel and PowerPoint. You love grammar and know where to put an Oxford comma. A basic knowledge of Photoshop, InDesign and Google AdWords are a plus.

commitment:

We are looking for a part-time intern for the Fall of 2014. Please apply only if you are located in Austin, Texas.

benefits:

The Glimmer Internship Program is an incredible opportunity for qualified students to gain real world experience at an international non-profit with a mission to help change the world. This is an unpaid internship but it may count for internship credit at your college or university.

Perks. Besides working for an incredible cause and with an incredible team, you’ll have free entry to all Glimmer events, and receive a Glimmer t-shirt.

apply:

Please submit a cover letter, your resume and answers to the questions below to jobs@aglimmerofhope.org. No phone calls please.

intern questions:

  1. Describe yourself.
  2. How did you become familiar with Glimmer, and what has your previous involvement with Glimmer been?
  3. When did humanitarian work become a priority for you?
  4. Explain why you are applying for this position, and what makes you a good fit.
  5. If you are accepted, what will your personal goals be during your time here?
  6. Please list two or three of your favorite websites.
  7. What is the last book that you read and enjoyed? And the last book you read and didn’t enjoy?
  8. Please list your top three favorite movies.

August 12, 2014, Filed Under: Internship

Fall Internship with Center 61

Center61: At the intersection of social justice, entrepreneurship, and place; Center61 is the physical destination for Austin’s changemakers. More than just a coworking space, we offer a community of like-minded people that aspire to make the world a better place.

Overall Roles and Responsibilities

  • Social Impact Market Research
  • Event and Partnership Coordination
  • Social Media Communications

Specific Projects

  • Market Research- Research and document Austin’s social impact and entrepreneurial communities, co-working models, and future growth projections.
  • Event and Partnership Coordination- Coordinate events with partners and members.
  • Social Media Communications- Source and post content relevant to social entrepreneurship via Center61’s Twitter and Facebook channels.

 Qualifications: Enrolled in BDP’s Innovation, Creativity & Entrepreneurship or Social Entrepreneurship & Non-profits. A creative, independent worker who loves connecting with people and is comfortable operating in an ever-changing work environment.

To Apply: Email your resume with a brief description about who you are to Christina Mirando: christina@center61.com with subject heading: Center61 Internship Opportunity.

Main Contact

Christina Mirando, Community Manager

christina@center61.com , 512.964.5794

August 8, 2014, Filed Under: Internship

Caritas seeks Development Intern for Fall

Development Intern Position 

Caritas provides a service continuum for those experiencing poverty that begins with a safety net and links them to
resources to achieve self-sufficiency. Caritas serves over 20,000 people each year whose opportunities have been
diminished by poverty and homelessness. Our clients include households of all sizes; many of whom are veterans,
refugees, women and children. They all share a common reality: they are struggling to get by. They are currently
homeless or could become homeless at any time. Regardless of clients’ past experience and future goals, Caritas works
alongside each one to increase stability and self-sufficiency.

To support our efforts, Caritas is seeking a Development Intern. The Intern will work directly with the Development  staff to:
 Conduct prospect research on individual, foundation, and corporate donors
 Assist with donor stewardship, including sending thank you letters and tracking campaigns
 Support the creation of Caritas’ collateral
 Table at and attend outreach events on behalf of Caritas
 Assist with grant application writing and tracking
 Support logistics associated with special events
 Support in-kind donation efforts by meeting with donors, organizing donations, and picking up donations from
various locations in Austin
 File, complete data entry, office organization, and other special projects as assigned
 Complete one hour of supervision with a Caritas staff member per week
 Report hours honestly and dutifully
 Set learning objectives and tracking your progress at reaching goals

An ideal candidate must…
 Be responsible, flexible, hard‐working, ethical, and committed to the mission of Caritas of Austin
 Possess a high level of organizational skills and be detail oriented
 Possess solid oral and written communication skills
 Be skilled at a variety of computer applications, e.g., Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat are mandatory;
knowledge of InDesign and Photoshop is preferred.
 Be able to operate standard office equipment (fax, photocopier, etc.)
 Be able to juggle multiple tasks
 Possess an interest in a nonprofit career ‐ particularly development and fundraising
 Consent to a background check and have a current driver’s license and clean driving record.

Time commitment: Interns are required to work a minimum of 18 hours per week (flexible schedule) for 12 weeks.

Compensation: This is an unpaid position. There is opportunity for school credit if allowed by the college/university of
applicant. Position offers an excellent opportunity to work on substantive projects and can result in a great reference.

To apply: Email cover letter and resume with the subject line “Application for Development Intern” to Grace Alrutz at
galrutz@caritasofaustin.org

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