Nonprofit Intern

Arlington Thrive

Arlington, VA (Hybrid / In‑Person)

10–15 hours/week (flexible)

Semester or Summer, with the possibility of extending if interested

Small Stipend Provided

Who We Are

Arlington Thrive is dedicated to enhancing family stability and building brighter futures for Arlington families. With a focus on expanding access to affordable childcare and providing holistic support for sustainable financial well-being, we strengthen family foundations, equip families to succeed, and invest in a stronger community.

The Opportunity

Want real‑world nonprofit experience and work that actually makes a difference? Arlington Thrive is looking for an Intern who’s curious, reliable, and excited to learn a little bit of everything from development, communications, direct program work and finances. This role is a great fit if you like variety, care about social impact, and want hands‑on experience in a mission‑driven organization.

No two days are the same.

What You’ll Do

You’ll support different parts of the organization, which may include:

• • Helping with program initiatives and client support tasks (behind the scenes and/or direct support)
  • Assisting with admin and office projects like organizing info, scheduling, or updating documents
  • Conducting research on community resources, grant opportunities, nonprofit best practices
  • Supporting communications and outreach (social media, emails, events, blogs, etc.)
  • Jumping in wherever help is needed—because teamwork makes the mission work

Who You Are

You might be a great fit if you’re:

• • Interested in nonprofits, social impact, public service, or community work
  • Organized, dependable, and not afraid to ask questions
  • Comfortable with basic tech (Microsoft 365 environment, Excel, email, etc.)
  • A student (undergrad or grad)
  • Someone who cares about people and wants to make a tangible difference locally

What You’ll Gain

• • Real nonprofit experience (not busywork)
  • Direct connection to community impact
  • Transferable skills in operations, communication, and teamwork
  • Mentorship from nonprofit professionals
  • Academic credit (if your school allows it)

How to Apply

Send your

resume and a brief note about why you’re interested in Arlington Thrive to Lombardo@ArlingtonThrive.org

No stuffy cover letters required—just tell us what about this role excites you and why you want to be a part of our work.

Arlington Thrive is an equal opportunity organization and encourages applicants from all backgrounds to apply.