Description:
Local Hartford non-profit now accepting applications for unpaid Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 Planned Giving Internships
Interns will assist in with implementation of our Planned Giving Program. Job duties will include coordinating prospect mailings, identifying new prospects, follow-up on mailings, developing new prospecting ideas, and acknowledgements of our new Emily Bissell Heritage Society. Intern will report directly to the Director of Development. Internship will have a flexible schedule so as not to conflict with individual's school schedule. Students with financial planning majors or pre- law would be a plus.
Why intern with the American Lung Association of Connecticut?
After an initial screening process, we will tailor an internship to meet your specific needs and availability. This real-life, hands on job experience will boost your resume, increase your self confidence, enhance those skills that you have learned in college, and help prepare you for your first job. There will be opportunities to network with business professionals, doctors, pharmaceutical representatives, teachers, respiratory therapists, board members and donors from all walks of life. Working for a non-profit also adds a dimension that most jobs do not, the benefit of helping others. Set yourself apart from other graduates with an internship that will give you the real world experience that most employers are seeking.
Please send a copy of your resume to Lisa Wrubleski, Director, Development lwrubleski@lungne.org
Minimum Requirements:
Candidates should be available to work a minimum of 8-20 hours per week and available for events that occur during that time period.