Intern · Remote
Management Intern
Supports day-to-day nonprofit operations, project coordination, documentation, and follow-through across GFC Programs and internal initiatives.
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Overview
Giving Foundation for Children Inc. (GFC) is a child-focused 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Management & Operations Intern will work with GFC leadership to help organize projects, maintain operating information, coordinate follow-ups, and support the practical systems needed to run GFC effectively.
Responsibilities
- Maintain project, task, and follow-up status across GFC Programs and initiatives
- Help organize meeting notes, action items, deadlines, and internal documentation
- Support research and coordination for grants, sponsors, community partners, and nonprofit opportunities
- Help improve checklists, procedures, onboarding materials, and operating references
- Assist with basic reporting, tracking, and preparation of materials for leadership review
- Identify missing information, blockers, and items requiring follow-up
Example projects
Depending on current GFC priorities, examples could include:
Preparing a consolidated status tracker for projects, action items, owners, deadlines, and follow-ups
Organizing meeting notes and turning approved decisions into clear action items and updated operating references
Researching potential grant, sponsor, community, or nonprofit opportunities and preparing sourced summaries for leadership review
Reviewing an onboarding checklist or internal procedure and proposing practical documentation improvements
Who this is for
A dependable and organized student who communicates clearly, follows through consistently, and is comfortable working across several types of nonprofit projects. Good judgment, attention to detail, initiative, and willingness to learn matter more than prior nonprofit experience.
What you'll learn
- You’ll have opportunities to work on substantive nonprofit management and operations projects, gain experience coordinating real organizational work, and strengthen project management, communication, documentation, and problem-solving skills through direct GFC review and feedback. Depending on the assignment, completed plans, process documents, research summaries, or sanitized operating materials may provide portfolio-ready examples.
Commitment
This is currently an unpaid volunteer / internship-style opportunity with Giving Foundation for Children Inc. The initial opportunity is intended for a University of South Florida student and is expected to be approximately 8–10 hours per week. Exact schedule, start/end dates, university requirements, and any approved variations will be confirmed individually with GFC.
Academic credit, CPT/OPT approval, recommendations, and future employment are not guaranteed.