International Internships

INTERN - CORPORATE PROJECTS 
SEATTLE, WA 

CARE USA is seeking an intern to support the work of our communications and 
fundraising efforts in our Seattle Regional Fundraising and Advocacy Office. This 
position supports the staff of the Major Gift Development Team in managing several 
high profile corporate projects. It is a unique opportunity to directly engage CARE’s 
corporate clients and deliver outstanding service to some of the Pacific Northwest’s 
most visible and progressive companies which support international Corporate Social 
Responsibility. This position requires sophisticated communication skills and superb 
business judgment.  The position also offers tremendous opportunities to develop high-
level relationship management skills, network with internal and external partners 
working in global poverty alleviation and contribute to overall team successes.  The 
intern will assume project management responsibilities for three to five (3-5) active 
corporate clients. Project management responsibilities include but are not limited to 
responding to donor requests for information, following up on bi-annual and annual 
grant reporting requirements, documenting client notes and activities in a shared 
database system, sharing information across multiple stakeholder groups, organizing an 
international donor trip field visit if appropriate and general relationship management 
activities.  The role of the Intern, in close cooperation with the Senior Director of 
Development, is twofold: Provide special project management support to 3-5 active 
corporate clients.  Contribute to the successes of longer-term corporate strategies by 
keeping donors happy, informed and engaged in our work.  REQUIREMENTS: A 
minimum of a Bachelor's degree (Master's in Int'l affairs, public administration, public 
policy, business, marketing, communications, or related field desired) and at least 2 
years of professional work experience or equivalent is required.  Excellent 
organizational skills and proven communications skills (oral and written).  Experience 
with MS Office.  Strong time management and analytical skills.  Top candidates will 
also possess a flexible, team-oriented work style.  Spoken and written proficiency in 
French is a plus.  TO APPLY: CARE is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action 
Employer dedicated to workplace diversity. To apply, please visit 
www.careusa.org/careers. 

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INTERN - MEDIA PRODUCTIONS 
ATLANTA, GA 

CARE USA is seeking an intern to support the work of its Media Productions Unit. The 
intern will formulate a kit to be provided to individuals volunteering to host a screening 
of A Powerful Noise, a feature-length documentary set to promote the women’s 
empowerment platform adopted by CARE. This inspiring film follows three 
extraordinary women – in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Mali and Vietnam – as they overcome 
barriers to lead day-to-day battles against ignorance, poverty, oppression and ethnic 
strife. The “hosting kit” should be consistent with the major and minor themes of the 
documentary and supplement any screening of the video. The hosting kit should not 
only promote the documentary but also be an outreach tool that provides viewers the 
opportunity to advocate for the causes underlying CARE and the documentary. As well 
as using the guidance of the Media Productions Unit (MPU) and the outline of the film, 
the intern is expected to draw on knowledge and experiences garnered thus far from 
his/her academic studies. The intern is encouraged to use any research garnered from 
this assignment for his/her own personal studies.  General Duties: Provide input on the 
composition and basic structure of the kit.  Use sample hosting kits and other CARE 
resources as models for this project.  Conduct necessary background research for the 
hosting kit.  Fashion an “evergreen” kit that is both inspiring and effective.  Key 
Responsibilities: Create various components of the hosting kit including (but not 
limited to) a planning guide, a discussion guide, talking points, a list of action steps, 
fact sheets, signup/ pledge sheets, initiative templates, and press release templates.  
REQUIREMENTS: Undergraduate or graduate student with strong writing skills.  
Independent worker able to be part of a team as well as work independently.  Some 
familiarity with advocacy event planning would be a plus.  Excellent interpersonal/ 
intercultural communication skills. TO APPLY: CARE is an Equal Opportunity and 
Affirmative Action Employer dedicated to workplace diversity. To apply, please visit 
www.careusa.org/careers. 

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