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Baylor University

Student Worker - Grant Writing Intern - Charity Champions - TFNB Your Bank for Life

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What they do

A Fundraising or Development Specialist raises funds and develops funding resources for an organization, program or non-profit institution. Manages special fundraising events, online donations, individual membership or corporate donations or grants. Builds awareness of the contributions and financial needs of organizations and programs.

$73,875 / year median in Texas

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

Job Title:
Grant Writing Intern - Charity Champions - TFNB Your Bank for
Life Job Classification:
Community Service, Student Department:
Off Campus Community Service Hiring Manager:
Ryan McCormick Contact:
rmccormick@tfnbtx.com
Work Schedule:
10-20 hours per week
Desired Length of Employment:
Fall through
Spring Semesters Pay Rate:
$15.00/hr
Key Components:
In a student employee capacity, may assist in working with external community service partners.
Job Description:
Grant Writing Internship Statement of Work The Grant Writing Intern's primary responsibilities will be working with Charity Champions to find grants to help bring funding to these nonprofits. The expectations of the interns are to:
  • Identify 10 viable grants, and draft 5 proposals to foundations and other grant-making organizations each semester. At least 3 of those proposals need to be finalized and submitted by each semester's end.
  • Persuasively communicate the organization's mission and programs to potential funders
  • 50% of clocked-in time, must be spent working at organization's offices.
  • Research potential leads for government, corporate and foundation grants
  • Research statistics, facts and relevant local and national information to support each of the Charity Champions
  • Comply with all grant reporting as required by government/foundations/corporate donors
  • Will be expected to attend weekly meeting with intern team to update on progress of their work and have at least 1 "touch point" meeting with organization they serve per week.
  • Analyze and identify needs within the nonprofits that grants will support
Employer:
Baylor University Work Location:
TFNB Your Bank for
Life Work Address:
901 South 8th Street