CARE Remote Internship Job 2026: President’s Council Opportunity
Overview
CARE, an international humanitarian and development organization, is offering a paid internship titled Intern, President's Council. The primary location is Atlanta, Georgia, and a remote work location is also listed. The internship supports CARE's President's Council by helping the team maintain relationships with donors. It involves no expected travel and is conducted in English.
CARE works with local staff and community partners in more than 100 countries on poverty and inequality, through humanitarian response, food and nutrition, education, health, economic opportunity and initiatives supporting women and girls.
The intern writes individual notes and makes thank-you phone calls to donors, drafts email copy, and helps create stewardship and cultivation plans. The intern also assembles mailings and updates donor information in Salesforce, including salutations, birthdays and other details, so the development team has reliable records.
What you get
The internship is paid, though the specific rate is not stated. Interns gain practical experience in donor stewardship, donor correspondence, database management and relationship support, along with transferable skills for fundraising, communications, marketing and nonprofit administration. Work in Salesforce offers hands-on exposure to a widely used customer relationship management platform.
Requirements
No particular degree or professional experience level is specified. The duties call for professional communication, strong writing, organization and attention to detail when preparing mailings and maintaining records. Familiarity with Salesforce or a similar system can help but is not listed as mandatory. The internship suits those interested in fundraising, donor relations, communications, nonprofit management or philanthropy.
How to apply
Applications go through CARE's recruitment platform, with an updated resume and any other requested materials. No application deadline is shown. CARE states that it does not use recruiting or placement agencies that charge candidates an upfront fee, and applicants should never pay a fee to secure employment with CARE.