Development Intern
The Development & Membership Intern will support donor identification, cultivation, and stewardship efforts. This position works closely with a small, closely-knit team of fundraising professionals to (1) develop the intern’s capacity to undertake donor/prospect research and event planning and (2) to increase the intern’s knowledge of nonprofit fundraising models and practices.
Salary Range: $17.50 To $17.50 Hourly
Responsibilities
(Subject to Adjustment by Mutual Agreement)
Working closely with the Development team, this work will focus on the following projects and deliverables:
Donor Stewardship
- Supporting the individual membership program with outreach via telephone renewal campaigns, mail, email, and other tasks.
- Assisting with the planning process for 2025 member events and Covert Cocktails.
- Digitizing membership paperwork.
- Processing donor acknowledgement letters.
Donor Identification
- Researching existing and potential donors
- Entering and updating contact information and other data in Salesforce, the Museum’s constituent database
Experience and Skills
- Demonstrated customer service excellence Excellent written communication skills, exceptional attention to detail
- Strong organizational skills, good time manager
- Ability to work within a team environment; demonstrate sensitivity to, and respect for a diverse population
Education Requirement
- This internship is open to anyone currently pursuing their post-secondary pathway, including undergraduates, graduate students, and persons seeking a professional certificate or an associate degree.
Our Ideal Candidate Will Identify as:
- Dependable, responsible, and self-motivated.
- Professional and approaches challenges with a positive attitude.
- An effective communicator who enjoys working in a team environment but can also easily tackle independent projects.
Hours and Compensation*
- Summer Internship
- 240 hours over 10 weeks. This could be 8 hours 3 days a week, or 5 hours 5 days a week, from roughly June – August.
*The internship terms listed are for general reference. Weekly hours and schedule will be determined based on department need and the student’s academic schedule. Most interns will complete 240 hours over the duration of the internship.
This is a paid internship with an hourly wage of $17.50 . The internship does not entitle, nor guarantee, the intern employment at the conclusion of the internship.
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How to Apply
For consideration, please submit application materials . This internship requires a resume, cover letter, and one letter of recommendation to be submitted by March 24, 2025.