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SalaryWHO WE ARE: Charities Review Council is transforming philanthropy by building donor and nonprofit relationships for strong, vibrant, and just communities. Founded in 1946, Charities Review Council has a long history of serving donors and nonprofits in Minnesota and beyond.
INTERNSHIP OVERVIEW: We're looking for someone who loves nonprofits to join our team. As a Charities Review Council intern, you’ll serve as a partner to donors and nonprofits, helping donors make smart and informed giving-decisions to strong and accountable nonprofits. As a member of the Nonprofit Services Team, you’ll also be the first point of contact for new and renewing nonprofits learning about the Accountability Standards® and Accountability Wizard® nonprofit review process.
We encourage our interns to bring their whole selves to this role. Charities Review Council is a flexible and supportive workplace, and this an opportunity to stretch out of your comfort zone, leverage your talents, and—as much as possible—emphasize the tasks below that align with your interests and aspirations.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Review and provide recommendations on nonprofit policies, practices, and procedures to ensure alignment with Charities Review Council’s 25 Accountability Standards®.
Partner with staff on key Council communications, including but not limited to social media posts and blog posts.
Conduct research and make recommendations that support the Council’s key programs. Previous interns have completed projects on nonprofit legal requirements, fundraising, event sponsors, marketing analytics, grant-writing, culturally specific giving practices, and more!
Support Council sales by tracking, reporting, and pursuing accounts through Customer Relationship Management (CRM) database.
Assist Council outreach activities by updating nonprofit contact information in software products, including CRM and the Accountability Wizard®
Act as a first point of contact for Charities Review Council, providing phone and email support to diverse Council constituents.
Respond to or forward phone and email inquiries regarding smart giving.
Participate and actively engage in staff meetings and weekly check-in meetings with supervisor.
Administrative duties as needed.
This is a great position for someone who has…
Demonstrated customer service skills, including comfort with phone and email communications.
The ability to work independently and seek consultation when needed.
Strong time-management skills.
An eye for details.
Demonstrated initiative, and a strong desire to learn and contribute.
Interest in philanthropy and/or nonprofit administration.
A commitment to the Council’s values, including a personal commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
This is a remote position, which requires the following…
A dedicated workspace where you can get work done and take work phone and video calls without disruption;
Access to a reliable computer or laptop; and
High-speed internet, capable of hosting regular video calls.
SALARY & BENEFITS:
$16 an hour, with a cap of 60 hours a month
Earned Sick and Safety Time, which can be used for an absence from work due to illness, medical appointments, or critical safety issues.
A Flexible schedule, with most of the work conducted remotely.
TIME COMMITMENT: We’re looking for a 3 - 6-month initial commitment, 12-20 hours per week, during normal office hours (9:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday).
