Thank you for your interest in an internship at the Women’s Foundation.
Our Summer 2025 internship has been filled and we are not accepting any new applications for that timeframe.

The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation seeks college graduates, grad students, law students or college interns whose values align with our mission and who have demonstrated commitment to issues affecting New Hampshire women and girls. Our interns participate meaningfully in all areas of the foundation’s work, including grants, research, advocacy, communications, development, events, and administration. They are a tremendous support to our team!

Candidates are welcome to submit internship applications on a rolling basis. 

Responsibilities:

• Responsibilities vary based on the intern’s education and experience. Applicants will have the opportunity to specify which work they are particularly interested in, along with their related skills and experience.
• Like all foundation staff, interns will handle administrative projects as part of their responsibilities, including tasks such as scanning, copying, data entry, and preparing mailings.

An Ideal Candidate Must:

• Possess strong academic credentials; we consider applications from college, law, and graduate students
• Be able to work independently and as part of a team
• Be available to work in a hybrid environment with some in-office work and some time at home
• Remain flexible and adjust to changing priorities and a fast-paced work environment
• Have strong organizational skills, keen attention to detail, and problem-solving ability
• Have strong oral and written communication skills
• Possess self-discipline and have time management skills necessary to work on multiple projects
• Be proficient in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel; additional technical skills are desirable
• Be energetic and enthusiastic about the foundation’s mission

Please Note:
We offer both paid and unpaid internships, depending on academic credit, internship management agreements, etc. We strongly encourage using this position for academic credit if possible under the rules of the applicant’s academic institution. The foundation will cooperate with the applicant and/or the applicant’s academic institution to secure academic credit and/or funding (such as work study or fellowship funding). This position offers an excellent opportunity to work on substantive projects and learn the inner workings of a small nonprofit.

Internship applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. If you are interested in applying, please fill out the Internship Application here. Questions? Reach out to us at info@nhwomensfoundation.org.