Development Intern — Nonprofit Advocacy & Donor Relations

National Council of Jewish Women; Washington (District of Columbia); Presencial; USD 21.000 - 30.000; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

National Council of Jewish Women seeks a Development Intern in Washington, DC. This part-time internship offers exposure to nonprofit advocacy, donor relations, event support, and leadership development while working with NCJW leaders and partners.

You will assist with donor research, writing acknowledgments, data entry in EveryAction, and logistics for events including a Capitol Hill lobby day. Strong writing, organization, and a willingness to learn are essential; DC-based candidates are

Formación

• Strong writing and communication skills; commitment to social justice.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail; proficiency in Excel or Google Sheets preferred.
• No professional experience required, just willingness to learn and get involved.

Responsabilidades

• Relationship building with NCJW leaders, advocates, and partners nationwide.
• Assist in writing donor acknowledgement letters and communications.
• Conduct donor research and draft reports; track contacts in EveryAction CRM.
• Provide administrative support and assist day-to-day operations (data entry, materials, meetings).
• Participate in professional development, mentorship, and leadership activities.
• Assist in planning and executing a Capitol Hill lobby day.

Conocimientos

Writing

Communication

Organizational skills

Data entry

Educación

Two years of higher education

Herramientas

Excel

Google Sheets

Descripción del empleo

National Council of Jewish Women seeks a Development Intern in Washington, DC. This part-time internship offers exposure to nonprofit advocacy, donor relations, event support, and leadership development while working with NCJW leaders and partners.

You will assist with donor research, writing acknowledgments, data entry in EveryAction, and logistics for events including a Capitol Hill lobby day. Strong writing, organization, and a willingness to learn are essential; DC-based candidates are