Nonprofit
Published 2/23/26 11:02AM

Program Development Internship

On-site, Work must be performed in or near Halifax, VA
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  • Details

    Internship Benefits:
    Academic Credits
    Payment:
    Stipend
    Stipend / Wage:
    Free housing & meals
    Hours Per Week:
    Depends on the requirement of the university internship experience

    Description

    Overview:

    This internship provides undergraduate students with hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of a nonprofit organization that blends equine-assisted services with regenerative farming practices. Interns will gain exposure to nonprofit management, community engagement, program coordination, and sustainable agriculture while contributing to a mission-driven organization focused on education, inclusion, and environmental stewardship.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Understand the core functions of a nonprofit organization, including program development, fundraising, community partnerships, and volunteer coordination.
    • Gain practical skills in office administration, communications, and recordkeeping.
    • Develop an appreciation for the role of equine-assisted services and regenerative agriculture in supporting health, education, and community well-being.
    • Build leadership, organizational, and teamwork skills in a dynamic nonprofit environment.

    Responsibilities:

    Interns may assist with:

    • Program Support: Helping with scheduling, lesson preparation, participant intake, and documentation of equestrian and farm-based programs.
    • Farm & Facility Operations: Supporting seasonal farm tasks, assisting with garden and soil health initiatives, and learning about regenerative agricultural practices.
    • Community Engagement: Assisting in outreach efforts, preparing educational materials, and supporting events such as workshops and fundraisers.
    • Nonprofit Administration: Learning the fundamentals of budgeting, grant reporting, donor relations, and communication strategies.
    • Marketing & Outreach: Contributing to social media content, newsletters, and community updates to highlight the farm’s mission and impact.

    Experience Gained:

    By the end of the internship, students will have a well-rounded understanding of how a nonprofit operates, balancing administrative responsibilities with hands-on programming. Interns will develop practical skills in project management, nonprofit operations, and community service while making a meaningful contribution to the mission of Good Hope Equestrian & Regenerative Farm.

    Location

    On-site
    1108 Wild Turkey Run, Halifax, VA 24558, USA

    How to Apply

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