Girl Scouts of Connecticut is hiring for Summer 2024 internships. There are unpaid volunteer positions but students may be able to apply for the Summer Experience Award for funding. Hybrid & remote opportunities available.
Marketing & Communications Intern – learn more and apply here
Part-time volunteer internship position at Girl Scouts of Connecticut in the Marketing & Communications Department. This position will assist the MarCom team with tasks such as but not limited to: content curation, copywriting, graphic design, project management, digital media, video, and support of marketing internal and external campaigns.
Grant Writing Intern – learn more and apply here
Part-time volunteer internship position at Girl Scouts of Connecticut in the Fund Development Department. This position will assist the Fund Development team with securing financial support from foundations, corporations, and other philanthropically minded community organizations. Tasks include online research, proposal writing, and statistical research.
Fundraising Intern – learn more and apply here
Part-time volunteer internship position at Girl Scouts of Connecticut in the Fund Development Department. This position will assist the Fund Development team with securing financial support from individual donors and community sponsors for GSOFCT annual fundraising appeals, such as, but not limited to, direct mail & online appeals, special events, and recurring donor program. Tasks include assistance with writing appeals, editing digital platforms, follow up outreach and phone calls to donors, vendors, and volunteers, assisting with donor acknowledgments/correspondence, and general duties to support the work of the Assistant Director of Fund Development.
See many other seasonal positions here.
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