Partnership & Data Analyst Intern
BREATHE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
At Breathe Southern California (Breathe SoCal), we’re passionate about what we do. We believe that the work of our employees directly influences our success and reputation and, more importantly, our future success.
As a member of the Breathe SoCal team, you’ll work in an environment that values communication, critical thinking, collaboration, the ability to problem solve and most of all a passion to help others.
The Partnership & Data Analyst Intern at Breathe SoCal is a great opportunity for interns to enhance their skills in nonprofit charitable giving and strategic partnerships, data analysis and reporting, and effective cultivation and stewardship of key stakeholders.
Explore a non-profit career and learn more about our Partnership & Data Analyst Internship opportunity here: www.breathesocal.org/employment-opportunities
About BREATHE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Location:
5858 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 300, LOS ANGELES, CA 90036, US
Mission Statement
Breathe Southern California (Breathe SoCal) is dedicated to promoting clean air and healthy lungs through research, education, advocacy and technology. Our vision is to protect the breath of life by eliminating the causes of lung disease in our communities. We provide communities in Southern California the resources needed to promote clean air initiatives. Breathe SoCal works with local communities, elected leaders, business leaders and the health education community to increase awareness of the causes and treatments for lung-related diseases and breathing-related conditions.
Description
Breathe SoCal's programs educate and promote healthy lungs and better breathing. On a multi-cultural, multi-disciplined basis, we are working to help improve the lives of those with lung disease and breathing-related conditions. We are working with organizations to combat asthma and are partners in the battle for smoke-free environments and for overall cleaner air. We do this through specific programs and initiatives tailored to individual communities as well as various ages and cultural backgrounds.
First formed in 1903 as the Los Angeles Society for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, the organization served the city's growing population of more than 300,000. For more than 100 years, the organization committed itself to increasing public awareness about the tuberculosis epidemic and other lung-related diseases-- including asthma, bronchitis and emphysema-- and working towards eradication.