Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Winston-Salem

 

Description

 

The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation offers one internship each summer to an undergraduate or

graduate student who desires experience related to philanthropy, public policy, the nonprofit sector

and/or community service in North Carolina. The internship lasts for at least six consecutive weeks

during the summer; however, there is no specific starting date. The Foundation provides a stipend

for this internship as well as an additional housing stipend if the intern does not live within

commuting distance of Winston‐Salem, NC.

 

Responsibilities

 

Interns have the opportunity to assist staff in researching projects that support the long‐term goals

of the Foundation relating to its focus areas:

Community Economic Development, Strengthening

Democracy, the Environment, Pre

collegiate Education, and Social Justice and Equity. They are

also welcome to pursue projects of personal interest. Interns shadow staff members, attend

conferences and meetings, and participate in the overall activities of the Foundation. The internship

provides a unique opportunity for a student to explore his/her interests with the goal of informing

future career pathways.

 

Eligibility

 

Residents or natives of North Carolina and/or students attending accredited colleges or universities

in the state are eligible to apply. Further qualifications include:

Demonstrated interest in philanthropy, nonprofits, public policy, advocacy and/or community

service.

Strong communication and writing skills

Sense of responsibility and personal initiative

Willingness to support Foundation through intensive research projects

Application Process

 

The 2013 Internship application is available at zsr.org/internship.htm. A completed application and

resume should be emailed to Allie Yee (

alliey@zsr.org) with the subject “Internship Application.”

About the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation

 

The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation was established in Winston‐Salem in 1936 as a trust to fund

“charitable works in the State of North Carolina” and has since provided grants to nonprofit

organizations and institutions in all 100 of the counties across the state. Visit zsr.org to learn more

about the Foundation.