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Mission
We connect high school students with virtual, skill-based internship opportunities at nonprofit organizations, allowing them to develop their professional skills while also giving back to worthy causes through various initiatives.
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We also provide free educational resources to teachers, parents, and students, such as volunteer-made curricula, or free, online tutoring.
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Our Impact
As of now, we've received an enormous amount of support, while also supporting numerous youth across the world. We have over 15,000 volunteers that we are currently connecting to internships, and are supporting over 220 nonprofits by matching our volunteers/interns to their opportunities.
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We've provided our tutoring and educational services to over 1,000 middle school and elementary students, with over 170 curricula made by our volunteers.
My Role
I was a first-year leadership team member of Interns 4-Good, and as Chief Volunteer Liaison, I help with briefing volunteers for certain internships and our summer camp, and am entirely responsible for pairing our volunteers with students to tutor.
I help to oversee our 15k volunteers by assisting newcomers and helping to answer their questions. I've also helped to set up partnerships between our nonprofit and schools across the U.S.
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I also created the Interns 4-Good pitch animation video that won a $1,000 grant with Points of Light.
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I create marketing material as well, including flyers and promotional posts for our initiatives, such as for our Summer Camp.
Recognition
Interns 4-Good has been featured on Forbes Magazine and was a 2020 top-rated nonprofit on GreatNonprofits.
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We are partnered with (and send our interns to) prestigious nonprofits such as Khan Academy, National Breast Cancer Foundation, and many more well-known organizations.
Initiatives
Interns 4-Good Summer Camp - Our team founded a free virtual summer program that mimicked the small group atmosphere of traditional day camps. Every day, campers covered a broad range of curriculum presented by talented high school volunteers and engaged in a balanced mix of online and offline learning activities.
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Labor Day Initiative - In honor of Labor Day, our organization celebrated the many essential workers who have put their health on the line to keep our communities running in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our more artistically-minded members created stunning pieces of artwork honoring the hard-work, determination, and selflessness of these heroes.
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BLM Initiative - Interns 4-Good mobilized our vast network of interns in the critical battle for racial equality. Our youth artists helped raise awareness for the Black Lives Matter movement. Hundreds of our interns also signed up for volunteer opportunities at BLM partner organizations, including Off the Sidelines, Home Stretch, United Way, and Gideon's Promise.
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Tech Support - Interns 4-Good has developed a robust tech support service to aid teachers in the challenging transition to virtual learning and help them provide their students with the highest quality learning experience possible. Our tech-savvy volunteers are ready, willing, and able to assist with any technology-related issue from trouble navigating a virtual conferencing platform to difficulty uploading lesson materials to the internet.
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Tablets4Good - Leveraging a grant from Points of Light and our membership with TechSoup, Interns 4-Good is purchasing refurbished tablets for over 100 elementary and middle school students, enabling these children to fully participate in virtual learning.
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Card Initiative - In celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Interns 4-Good launched a new initiative to spread hope, strength, and love to breast cancer patients and survivors. Volunteers with our organization were given the opportunity to create meaningful and supportive cards for such individuals. Their inspiring work was then distributed across the United States through our partnership with the National Breast Cancer Foundation, a transformational nonprofit organization leading the fight against this dangerous disease.
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