FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Communications and Development Intern?
The primary responsibilities include engaging potential donors through content and program material creation, proposal writing and research, storytelling, and assisting with communications planning in support of the IRC in Denver’s mission.
What skills will I develop through this internship?
You will develop valuable skills in fundraising, donor relations, proposal development, content creation, and strategic communications, which are highly sought after by employers across various sectors.
Who will I be working with during this internship?
You will work closely with the Development Coordinator and other IRC staff members to support the organization's communications and development efforts.
Is this internship suitable for individuals interested in nonprofit careers?
Yes, this internship is specifically designed for individuals interested in nonprofit careers, as it provides firsthand experience in critical functions that contribute to an organization’s success.
Will I have opportunities for hands-on experience in fundraising?
Yes, you will gain hands-on experience in fundraising activities, donor engagement, and proposal writing, which are integral parts of the internship.
What is the expected outcome of this internship?
The expected outcome is to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of development strategies and communications within the nonprofit sector, making you more marketable in the future.
How will my work impact the IRC in Denver?
Your work will directly contribute to engaging potential donors and enhancing communications efforts, which are vital for supporting the mission and programs of the IRC in Denver.
Are there specific qualifications required for this position?
While specific qualifications may not be detailed in the job description, interested candidates should possess strong writing and communication skills, a desire to learn about nonprofit development, and a passion for the IRC's mission.