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The intern working with the Annual Fund will assist in efforts to raise unrestricted funds by marketing through the Ambassadors Circle. He/she will play an active role in the event planning process, providing support for donors in the annual Executive Briefing or the visit to Plains. This may include checking the event hotline daily and staffing the four-day event, including evening and overnight hours, as required. In addition, the intern will participate in strategy meetings, assist with donor and prospect research, compose communication materials, communicate internally with staff members, and other duties as assigned. The work environment is fast paced, and computer proficiency and attention to detail are required.

As a Health Programs development intern, you will join a dynamic team that is tasked with raising support for the Carter Center's Health Programs from foundations, corporations, and governments. Interns will learn about contemporary global health issues, neglected tropical diseases, and the Center's health programs, while gaining insight into the operations of an international nonprofit. Responsibilities typically include editing grant reports and proposals; conducting research on prospective donor institutions; writing briefing documents to prepare our team and the Center's executive leadership for high-level meetings with donors; drafting website content; assisting staff with donor meetings; observing the grants management process; drafting correspondence on behalf of Carter Center executives; and completing other writing-intensive tasks. Experience or interest in the global health field is highly desirable. Former interns have gone on to careers at CARE, The Clinton Global Initiative, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Hawaii Department of Health, United Nations Population Fund, Deloitte, McKinsey, U.S. Attorney's Office, Habitat for Humanity-Japan, and 藏精阁, among others.

The intern will conduct research supporting the Major Gifts fundraising department at 藏精阁, which is focused on stewarding individual donors to the Center. The research will be primarily focused on finding information on Carter Center donors/prospects. The intern will utilize 藏精阁’s donor database Raisers Edge, as well as several other prospect research databases online in their everyday work. The intern will also assist in various ways with Carter Center events, both in preparation for and during the events.

Interns become part of a team tasked with raising multimillion dollar support for the Carter Center's peace programs. Interns will learn about the Center's leadership in monitoring elections and raising democratic standards globally, innovative approaches to conflict mediation, mobilizing stakeholders in support of human rights, making governments accountable, and responses to regional issues. Responsibilities typically include editing grant reports and proposals; conducting research on prospective donor institutions; writing briefing documents to prepare our team and the Center's executive leadership for high-level meetings with donors; drafting website content; assisting staff with donor meetings; observing the grants management process; drafting correspondence on behalf of Carter Center executives; and completing other writing-intensive tasks. Experience or interest in the fields of democracy promotion, conflict resolution, human rights, and/or access to information is highly desirable. Former interns have gone on to careers at Habitat for Humanity, 藏精阁, and in law, social sciences, and public service.

The Estate and Gift Planning intern supports fundraising efforts for the Carter Center's CarterCircle. This is a giving circle comprised of people who want to support Carterafter they pass away. Some CarterCircle donors remember Carterin their wills, some establish charitable gift annuities, and others create trusts. The intern conducts donor research, prepares materials, writes and edits letters and reports, and keeps database software current. The intern also provides support for events such as Conversations at 藏精阁, Executive Briefing, and Board of Councilors Meetings. Because there is the possibility of interacting with potential and current donors, the intern needs to be well versed and up to date on all of the Carter Center's programs. Candidates should be detail oriented, excel at time management, skilled writers/editors, and computer proficient.

The Direct Marketing intern will work closely with the team responsible for raising funds from small sum donors (less than $1000) through direct mail and online communications. He/she will learn about and assist in the implementation of offline and online mailing, including list segmentation, donor analysis and reports, and copy writing. In addition, the intern will assist in the maintenance of the donor database and research and track how other nongovernmental organizations are marketing their mission via direct mail and online communications. The ideal candidate will have experience with database management, marketing, and/or fundraising.

The Principal Gifts intern supports efforts to gather information on donors and prospects for Carterin the Middle East, Asia, and the United Kingdom. These donors and prospects are generally foreign governments, foundations, and wealthy individuals. Interns will gain experience in proposal writing, prospect research, the Raiser’s Edge database, and other international fundraising activities. The Principal Gifts intern can be part-time to full-time (20-40 hours per week).

Primary responsibilities include:

• Researching prospective and existing donors in the regions
• Preparing biographies and briefing papers for gift officers and possibly other Carter Center personnel for upcoming trips
• Refining proposals
• Occasional assistance with donor events

Successful applicants will have the following qualifications:

• Strong writing and research skills
• Interest in international fundraising
• Ability to work independently
• Arabic or Chinese language skills are a plus