Intern · Remote
Social Media & Content Intern
Supports planned social content, editorial coordination, approved campaign updates, and consistent mission-aligned messaging.
Accepting applications
Overview
GFC needs clear, responsible content that helps audiences understand its Programs and current work without overstating partnerships or impact. A Social Media & Content Intern may help plan and draft channel-appropriate content using approved sources and review workflows.
Responsibilities
- Draft social posts and short-form content from approved GFC information
- Maintain editorial calendars, content statuses, and review notes
- Adapt Program or campaign updates for different communication channels
- Organize source material and verify that claims are supported before review
- Track content follow-ups and incorporate editorial feedback consistently
Example projects
Depending on current GFC priorities, examples could include:
Building a four-week draft content calendar around approved literacy themes
Adapting a reviewed campaign update into several channel-specific drafts
Auditing planned posts for source support, privacy, and consistent terminology
Who this is for
A dependable writer with good judgment, attention to detail, familiarity with social platforms, and willingness to revise work carefully. A warm, child-focused nonprofit tone matters more than a large personal following.
What you'll learn
- You’ll have opportunities to strengthen nonprofit content planning, channel adaptation, editorial workflow, and source-based storytelling through direct GFC review and feedback. Approved content plans or sanitized examples may support a portfolio.
Commitment
This is currently an unpaid volunteer / internship-style opportunity with Giving Foundation for Children Inc. Exact schedule, participation dates, university requirements, and any approved variations are confirmed individually with GFC.
Academic credit, CPT/OPT approval, recommendations, and future employment are not guaranteed.