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The Levitt Foundation is seeking a Spring Communications Intern to support internal and external communications. The role focuses on curating, creating and publishing content for Levitt’s national programs and grants, helping to strengthen branding and social media presence.
You will work with the Communications Manager and Digital Communications Associate to produce blog posts, graphics, and social posts, while tracking media coverage and maintaining photo archives.
TITLE : Levitt Foundation Spring Communications Intern
TIME COMMITMENT : Part-Time (16-24 hours/week for 10 weeks)
APPLICATION DEADLINE : January 15, 2020
INTERNSHIP DATES : 10 consecutive weeks (beginning late March/early April)
REPORTS TO : Communications Manager
COMPENSATION : Honorarium, up to $3,200 (determined by time commitment); College credit possible, please check with your academic advisor to make arrangements
Do you believe in the power of free, live music to transform individuals and their communities? Do you want to gain hands‑on experience curating, creating and publishing content on behalf of a national arts foundation? If so, join Levitt’s communications team this spring!
The Communications Department shapes the branding, marketing and communications strategy for the Mortimer & Mimi Levitt Foundation, also providing communications support for the Levitt AMP concert sites across the country, as needed.
The Communications Intern will support internal and external communications for the Levitt Foundation — helping to build and strengthen internal processes while curating and creating original web and social media content to promote the Levitt Foundation’s grant programs . This intern will also be assigned brand‑building projects that tell the broader Levitt story.
The Levitt Foundation realizes its mission of community through music through two main programs: permanent outdoor Levitt music venues and the Levitt AMP [Your City] Grant Awards, an annual grants competition. In 2019, more than 550 free Levitt concerts took place in 26 towns and cities across America, serving more than 750,000 people.
Permanent Levitt venues are located in cities as diverse as Los Angeles; Denver; Westport, Connecticut; Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Dayton, Ohio; Memphis; and Arlington, Texas. Each permanent Levitt venue is programmed, managed and supported by its own 501(c)(3) Friends of Levitt nonprofit organization, presenting 50 free concerts every year. Due to accelerating interest from cities and engaged citizens, the Levitt network is growing, with developing Levitt locations across the country.
Since 2015, the Levitt Foundation has awarded more than $1.8 million total to 33 small- to mid‑sized towns and cities across America through the Levitt AMP [Your City] Grant Awards program. On December 20,
2019, we will announce which nonprofits will receive $25K to present 10 free concerts in a reimagined public space, as part of the 2020 Levitt AMP Music Series.
All Levitt concerts feature acclaimed, emerging talent to seasoned, award‑winning artists in a broad range of music genres. Levitt’s family -friendly vibe and open green spaces attract people of all ages and backgrounds. Friends, neighbors, as well as those whose paths might not cross otherwise, gather to relax on the lawn or dance to the music. As an example of the high‑caliber talent presented across the Levitt network, 2020 GRAMMY nominees include 17 artists who have performed on Levitt stages in recent years.