Nonprofit and Business Technology Intern

Organization: All In One Nonprofit and All In One For Profit · West Palm Beach, Florida · Mostly remote

Term - Summer 2027, 12 weeks, matched to the school's summer term (about May to August)

Hours - 8 to 12 hours a week, logged weekly. Paid positions may offer more hours by agreement.

Location - Mostly remote by Zoom, with optional in-person events in Palm Beach County

Compensation - Paid or unpaid, depending on the student's qualifications and capabilities. Paid positions do the building and support work; unpaid positions are learning projects, training and a capstone for academic credit.

Supervisor - Steve Kennedy, Founder

Eligibility - Currently enrolled college students, 18 or older

All In One Nonprofit is a West Palm Beach software company that builds one platform for running a nonprofit organization: the board, money, fundraising and donors, grants, programs, volunteers, compliance and daily work, with workflow automation and AI built in. All In One For Profit brings the same platform to service businesses, with invoicing, customers and business operations. Both run on the same modern cloud software.

Impact Interns is our internship program. Interns learn how nonprofits and businesses actually run, and they help build the software those organizations use.

You will work alongside the founder on a live software product used by nonprofits and businesses. You will see how a software platform is designed, built, tested and supported, and how technology and AI can make a real difference to organizations with limited staff. Your work will be reviewed, used, and yours to show to employers.

• Test new features as a real user would, write clear test plans, and report problems with the steps to reproduce them.
• Help design and build features and improvements, with code review and guidance.
• Work with data: import tools, reports and dashboards for nonprofit and business records.
• Check pages for accessibility, mobile use and plain-language wording.

• Design and test AI workflows, such as drafting meeting minutes, thank-you letters and reports.
• Compare AI tools and prompts, and document what works and what does not.
• Follow strict privacy rules: no donor, client or personal data in any tool that is not approved.

• Join a weekly cohort training on how nonprofits and businesses operate, from the board and finances to fundraising, programs and compliance.
• Sit in on consultations with local organizations, with each organization's permission, and turn what you hear into product ideas.
• Talk with nonprofit and business users about how they work, and help turn their needs into plans.

• Write how-to guides and help articles for the features you work on.
• Present a capstone project at an end-of-term showcase.

• Computer science, information technology, information systems or software development
• Artificial intelligence, data science or data analytics
• Business administration, management, entrepreneurship or business analytics
• Related fields, if you have the interest and the skills

• Enrolled in a college program and 18 or older
• Comfortable learning new software tools quickly
• Clear written communication and dependable follow-through
• Reliable internet access and a computer for remote work

• Some experience with HTML, CSS or JavaScript
• Some experience with databases or SQL
• Experience using AI tools for writing, research or coding
• Coursework in accounting, management or project management
• An interest in how nonprofits work, or experience volunteering with one
• Spanish or another second language

This internship can be paid or unpaid, depending on the student's qualifications and capabilities. The difference is the kind of work, and we keep it clear:

Paid positions do the building and support work. Students whose skills let them contribute directly to building, testing and supporting our software platforms are paid for that work. The hourly rate is set in the offer letter.

Unpaid positions stay with learning. They are built around the student's education: learning projects, the weekly cohort training and a capstone, supervised and documented for academic credit. An unpaid intern never does work a paid employee would do.

This keeps unpaid positions within the U.S. Department of Labor's primary beneficiary test for internships.

We decide which fits after the interview, together with the student and the school.

• Real experience on a live software product used by nonprofits and businesses.
• A portfolio of 3 to 5 reviewed work samples and a capstone project.
• A signed summary of your AI literacy and project management skills.
• A reference letter and a LinkedIn recommendation.
• A network of local nonprofit and business leaders, and a Florida Nonprofit Alliance membership seat while you serve.

Apply through your school's career office, which shares this opening with students.

Send a resume, a one-page statement of interest (what you want to learn and build), and your availability for summer 2027.

Selected applicants have a 20-minute Zoom interview with Steve Kennedy. The school and All In One Nonprofit make the final selection together.

Applications for summer 2027 are reviewed in March 2027, with selections in April.

More about the program: https://www.allinonenonprofit.com/interns/

All In One Nonprofit provides equal opportunity in selection and supervision. Students who need an accommodation can request one through their school's disability services office.

Contact: Steve Kennedy, Founder · steve@allinonenonprofit.com · 561-203-6142

https://www.allinonenonprofit.com