Fundraising Intern

Fundraising Intern

Location: Columbia, South Carolina (Hybrid)
South Carolina–based students preferred, with flexible hybrid options.

About Carolina Jasmine:
Carolina Jasmine is a South Carolina–based marketing and fundraising agency that partners with nonprofits and small businesses to amplify their impact. We believe in ethical fundraising, creative marketing, and building strategies that help organizations grow with integrity.

Position Overview:
We are seeking a Fundraising Intern to support our work with nonprofits, campaigns, and community-based organizations. This role is ideal for students interested in nonprofit leadership, development, politics, or communications. You’ll gain hands-on experience in fundraising strategy, donor engagement, grant research, and event planning, while learning directly from experienced professionals.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct donor and prospect research to support fundraising campaigns.
• Assist with grant research, writing, and tracking.
• Draft fundraising copy such as appeal letters, donor updates, and email campaigns.
• Help coordinate donor events, stewardship activities, and campaign logistics.
• Provide support in donor database management and reporting.
• Assist with building cases for support, donor presentations, and fundraising materials.
• Contribute to the development of fundraising plans and strategies.

Skills & Qualifications:

• Strong writing, editing, and communication skills.
• Research and organizational skills with attention to detail.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Google Suite.
• Experience with Canva or design tools a plus (for donor materials).
• Interest in fundraising, nonprofit management, political campaigns, or business development.
• Willingness to learn and take initiative in projects.

Hours & Compensation:

• Part-time, 5–10 hours per week.
• Hybrid role (mix of in-person and remote work).
• Compensation: $1,000 stipend per semester (averages $10–14/hr depending on weekly hours).
• Course credit available if approved by your college/university.

Timeline:

Fall 2025 semester start, with opportunities to continue into Spring or year-round.

Benefits & Growth:

• Hands-on mentorship and professional development.
• Exposure to nonprofit fundraising, donor relations, and grant writing.
• Networking opportunities with nonprofit leaders and community partners.
• Potential to transition into a long-term role.