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45 people are interested
Development Intern
ORGANIZATION: Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS
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45 people are interested
The Development Department at Southwest Center is responsible for fundraising development, marketing and communicating programs and services to the public, and the volunteer engagement program for the organization. The Development intern/Volunteer will work closely with the Chief Development Officer and Fundraising & Events Manager to aid in the many aspects of searching for and maintaining donors for Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS.
Responsibilities May Include:
- Assist in researching and identifying individuals and organizational prospects for resources and funding opportunities.
- Assist with fundraising and community outreach events.
- Capture and enter donor management activities into database.
- Gather data and complete prospect profile worksheets.
- Make donor "thank you" calls and gather any updated contact information.
- Provide general administrative support including updating and maintain donor databases and files, prepare correspondence and assist with mailings.
- Adhere to Southwest Center mission, standards and values.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: High motivation and willingness to learn are essential, a high level of confidentiality due to access to vital financial and organizational information, proficiency with Microsoft Office, specifically Word and Excel and Internet research. Strong written and verbal skills, ability to work well with others, flexible and reliable are key. Students pursing a degree in Nonprofit Management, Social Services, Fund Development, Communications, Management or related field are highly encouraged to apply.
Time Commitment: We offer a flexible schedule and number of hours to satisfy the school's internship requirement (if applicable). We ask for a minimum of one term with 10-20 hours per week primarily weekday hours but a few early evening or weekend hours may also be available.
To apply, complete the volunteer interest form at www.swhiv.org/get-involved/volunteer or contact Ellen Lord at elord@swhiv.org or 602-595-8154.
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About Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS
Location:
1101 N. Central Ave., Suite 200, Phoenix, AZ 85004, US
Mission Statement
The Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS vision is to eliminate infection and improve quality of life for communities touched by HIV/AIDS. Our Mission is to serve individuals touched by HIV/AIDS through prevention, education, client-centered services and coordinated care in collaboration with community partners.
Description
The Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS is a 501(c3) non-profit organization working sound public health and evidence-based programing to provide HIV testing, outpatient medical care and wellness, behavioral health counseling, case management, nutrition and others social services to individuals living with or at high risk of exposure to HIV in Arizona and the greater Southwest.
SWHIV serves ~30,000 annually through its programs and services. With new strategic goals launching soon and many new initiatives broadening the mission to include social justice and integrated LGBTQ+ services on the horizon, SWHIV needs and welcomes the enthusiastic participation of its members on the Board of Directors.
Most of the people that SWHIV serves are based in the LGBTQ+ community and members of vulnerable populations: they are low income individuals who are socially and/or economically marginalized and have difficulty finding culturally sensitive medical care that meets their needs.
The Center’s vision is to eliminate infection and improve quality of life for communities touched by HIV/AIDS. To help fulfill this vision, SWHIV has signed and is committed to the United Nations’ UNAIDS 90-90-90 initiative with the goal of achieving the following targets by 2020:
-90% of people living with HIV diagnosed;
-90% of diagnosed people on antiretroviral treatment; and
-90% of people in treatment with fully suppressed viral load.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
1101 N. Central AvenueSuite 200Phoenix, AZ 85004
DATE POSTED
July 15, 2016
SKILLS
- Data Entry
- Resource Development / Management
- Donor Management
- Fundraising
- Administrative Support
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training
- 10-20 hours per week