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April 14, 2025, Filed Under: Internship

Summer and Fall 2025: Festival Beach Food Forest: Grant Writing & Fundraising Internship

Organization: Festival Beach Food Forest (FBFF)

Location: Primarily Remote with potential for occasional in-person meetings in Austin or on-site events at events in the Forest (29 Waller St. 78702)

About Festival Beach Food Forest:

Festival Beach Food Forest (FBFF) is a volunteer-led community organization stewarding 3+ acres of city-owned parkland at the edge of downtown. FBFF uses permaculture techniques to create a biodiverse microclimate that provides shade, habitats, educational opportunities, edible and medicinal plants, and various community events. With a sociocratic (flat) organizational structure, FBFF offers a unique and transparent environment for volunteers and interns to contribute meaningfully to its mission.

Internship Description:

The Festival Beach Food Forest seeks 1-2 Grant Writing and Fundraising Interns to secure resources to support our ongoing projects and future growth. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in nonprofit development, grant writing, and the inner workings of a grassroots organization. The intern will work closely with our dedicated volunteer grant and fundraising teams. Depending on the intern’s interests and skills, you will work closely with our dedicated volunteer teams in your chosen area.

Potential Responsibilities (flexible based on skills and interests)

Grant Writing Intern

  • Grant Research: Research saved grants to identify priorities and strong funding opportunities.
  • Proposal Development: Assisting in the drafting and editing of compelling grant proposals.
  • Data Collection & Reporting: Supporting the collection and organization of data for grant applications and reports.
  • Collaboration: Working with FBFF volunteers to understand project needs for grant narratives.

Fundraising & Digital Communications Intern

  • Fundraising Research: Identifying potential individual donors, corporate sponsors, and fundraising campaign strategies.
  • Digital Communications Support: Assisting with the creation of engaging content for social media, email newsletters, and website updates to support fundraising efforts.
  • Campaign Assistance: Supporting the planning and execution of online and potentially in-person fundraising campaigns.
  • Donor Engagement: Assisting with donor outreach and acknowledgment.

Benefits of this Internship:

  • Direct Impact: Contribute directly to securing funding that will support a vital community green space.
  • Insider Perspective: Gain access to all levels of the organization and experience the inner workings of a volunteer-led nonprofit with a unique sociocratic structure.
  • Skill Development: Enhance your research, writing, communication, digital media, and project management skills, tailored to your chosen focus.
  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with passionate volunteers and community members dedicated to sustainability and urban agriculture.
  • Flexible Schedule: While we appreciate consistent engagement, we are willing to work with the intern’s academic schedule.
  • Tailored Experience: Opportunity to significantly shape your internship to align with your specific learning goals and career interests.

To Apply or Learn More:

Reach out to contact@festivalbeach.org with your resume and a brief statement of interest outlining why you are interested in this internship and indicating whether you are most interested in the Grant Writing focus OR the Fundraising & Digital Communications focus, and what you hope to gain from the experience.

We encourage students from all BDP programs who are passionate about our mission and eager to develop grant writing or fundraising/digital communications skills to apply!

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