Grant Writing Internship

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Bad Dog Arts is seeking a Grant Writing Intern.

Bad Dog is looking for an intern who can offer fresh perspectives and is eager to learn the process of Grant Writing. The Grant Writing internship will provide first hand experience in drafting a grant proposal. The intern will gain an understanding of the grant and fundraising process for a nonprofit organization. The intern will also gain skills in fundraising techniques. Working with Bad Dog is a great opportunity to be an integral part of a dynamic nonprofit team.

How to apply for this internship:
Please email a resume and a 1 or 2-page cover letter introducing yourself and describing how art has impacted you (or your community), to Sarah Carpenter at sarah@baddogkids.org. For more information about Bad Dog Rediscovers America please visit www.baddogkids.org.

Scope of Responsibilities:
The intern's primary responsibility will be to assist with drafting grant proposals. The intern will also be involved in the research and analysis of data on the effects of arts education on youth from various populations.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Assist with drafting grant proposals
• Research and analysis of statistics related to the grants
• Participate in meetings with Bad Dog staff and partners
• Assist with building and fostering relationships in community to advance the goals of the stakeholders, the project and the mission of Bad Dog
• Work cooperatively with the Bad Dog staff
• Complete a weekly survey of needs, outcomes and accomplishments
• Occasionally participate in Bad Dog's volunteer commitments

Benefits and Compensation

• Internships with Bad Dog Arts are not paid, but offer a great deal of hands-on experience. Some of the benefits include:
• Learn marketable skills while meeting new people
• Enhancing an organization that strengthens the community
• Making a difference in the lives of others
• Building your resume
• Exposure to a dynamic group of people
• Enhance your learning curve and have an impact on the community
• Share ideas and make recommendations that are appreciated
• Flexible schedule and environment

Time Requirement:
A 6 months commitment is required, at an average of 12 hours/week. During that time, interns are expected to work at the Bad Dog office at least four hours a week during office hours (11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday - Friday); the balance of time can be offsite to accomplish writing goals.

Bad Dog Arts is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that focuses on Youth development through arts education. Bad Dog's mission is to open young minds and hearts . . . to imagine, to dare, to create . . . through innovative programs and projects using the creative arts. Bad Dog realizes the value in developing champions in community from an existing pool of bright, motivated and educated individuals. Bad Dog is committed to providing an on-the-job training ground and a knowledge base for these future champions.