ClassWish.org

Avoid completely, was switched over to their sister "nonprofit", " https://ChangingThePresent.org" and the entire experience was terrible with no structure and tasks were minimal to none - no direction whatsoever. I would like to go on more, but I believe previous interns and volunteers have already done that on Glassdoor - I would avoid this organization and "changing the present" entirely. It is a shame for an organization be this chaotic with the "hundreds of interns we have" the owner told me.

I came at Classwish for an internship during the summer.I am a french student, studying business in Paris. I loved this place because of the concept: helping school finding furniture with a very modern way and very innovative marketing strategy. During my internship I learnt a lot and felt very involved. I met a lot of very motivated students and a passionate director who shared a lot with us. We were really free to share our ideas and we get really fast responsabilities. I hope I could come back one day.

hello, i am a french student and i came at ClassWish for an internship and it was real great and all that thanks to Mr Robert Tolmach. He was such a nice man who guided me, supervised my work and gave me good advices.I was very happy because of the wonderful environment, i enjoy my days with all others interns who are very friendly. I really hope that this internship will be more longer because i learned a lot of things!!! -Alice-

My review of ClassWish can only be positive. Working here as an intern for the past few months has been such a great experience. The people are passionate, the cause is worthy, and the work being done is admirable. This organization deserves praise as it continues to change the lives of children nationwide.

Here's my great review of Classwish.org where I intern now. After meeting Robert Tolmach & Renee Hooker at a New School Career Fair they made me immediately want to get involved with Classwish & altruistic service it performs assisting teachers to pay for class supplies & guiding kids through career decisions with education & mentor programs. The atmosphere is productive & professional but not stressful or overly demanding, & no suit-&-tie required for daily development & administration work! The staff understands students' other commitments (schools, finances, etc.) & humbly requests a good attitude, passion for the program, & commitment to the goals & growth of the nonprofit. Located conveniently by the 123 train in the Pennsylvania Hotel on 7th ave and 32nd st, I'm also pleased because my supervisor, Robert, is very friendly, specific about what he expects as far as duties, and though very professional is always ready to laugh, share anecdotes or interesting information & help.