Development Intern — Donor Relations & Fundraising
Illinois Policy
Chicago (IL)
On-site
USD 9,918,720
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A non-profit organization in Chicago is seeking a highly motivated development intern to support fundraising efforts. This internship offers practical experience in donor relations, event coordination, and strategic outreach. The ideal candidate should possess strong communication skills and a keen interest in public policy. The position lasts 10 weeks, with a compensation of $18.00 per hour. This is an excellent opportunity for students looking to gain insight into the nonprofit sector, engage with donors, and contribute to meaningful policy change in Illinois.
Qualifications
Student interested in public policy, nonprofit development, communications, or business.
Must demonstrate professionalism, discretion, and high-quality work.
Responsibilities
Conduct donor and prospect research to support the fundraising strategy.
Assist with preparation of donor meetings and follow-up communications.
Support data entry, gift acknowledgment, and CRM maintenance.
Help coordinate fundraising events and donor briefings.
Draft and edit donor-facing materials.
Participate in team meetings and contribute to development strategy.
Skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
High attention to detail
Interest in public policy
Proficiency with Microsoft Office
Self-starter mindset
Tools
Salesforce
Job description
A non-profit organization in Chicago is seeking a highly motivated development intern to support fundraising efforts. This internship offers practical experience in donor relations, event coordination, and strategic outreach. The ideal candidate should possess strong communication skills and a keen interest in public policy. The position lasts 10 weeks, with a compensation of $18.00 per hour. This is an excellent opportunity for students looking to gain insight into the nonprofit sector, engage with donors, and contribute to meaningful policy change in Illinois.