Work U Opportunities for Spring 2025

Employer: Boise State Work U Expires: 12/31/2024 This is a Boise State WorkU internship opportunity! If you don’t know what Work U is or need a refresher, please check out our webpage here. When you apply to Work U, you will be able to list your top three Work U opportunities. A full list of available Work U opportunities can be found here. READY TO APPLY? Start your application here! Overview: The Idaho Youth Ranch is one of the oldest non-profit agencies in the state of Idaho. Interns help move our mission forward. We unite for Idaho’s youth by providing accessible programs and services that nurture hope, healing, and resilience.Opportunity/Project DutiesAssist with all fund-raising related activities Assist with logistical requirements for events, including planning and wrap-up; and outside executionAssist with collection of donations, recording of donations through non-cash reporting, recording activity in event database and donor management databaseConnect with potential event prospects  Assist with the stewardship of event donorsQualifications:Self-motivated and capable of taking initiative, while seeking input and guidance from mentor as neededStrong communication skills and organization skills requiredMust be detail oriented and able to manage multiple projects Strong computer usage skills and working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and OutlookSkills you will develop:Sponsor prospecting, event presentation, relationship building and supportEffective use of volunteers to accomplish events and outreach goalsInterdepartmental collaboration and cooperationRequirements:Idaho Youth Ranch requires a general background check and will facilitate this process. 

Employer: Boise State Work U Expires: 12/31/2024 This is a Boise State WorkU internship opportunity! If you don’t know what Work U is or need a refresher, please check out our webpage here. When you apply to Work U, you will be able to list your top three Work U opportunities. A full list of available Work U opportunities can be found here. READY TO APPLY? Start your application here! About JEMfriends JEMfriends, Boise, Idaho, is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to bringing opportunities of growth and stability for at-risk youth, ages 18-24 years. JEMfriends supports underserved youth who are experiencing homelessness or have aged out of the foster care system. JEMfriends works through our Independent Living Program, housing, Life Skills Classes, and mentorship to create positive outcomes for at-risk youth.Summary of Position JEMfriends Program Support Interns are a vital part of changing the future of at-risk youth in the Treasure Valley and will experience personal growth gaining tools and skills to take with them into the non-profit or missions sector. The Programs Support Intern engages with the JEMyouth on a regular basis and provides direct assistance to the Programs Coordinator. The Programs Support Intern reports to the Programs Coordinator.Opportunity/Project DutiesReview and update programs manualsContribute to planning and facilitating Life Skills Classes and cultural outings for JEMyouthAccept, organize, and distribute various donated itemsPlan celebration eventsDocument events and classes through photosQualifications:Reliable transportationCan lift up to 25lbs, walk, and stand for periods of timeFlexible to schedule changesComfortable cooking and working outdoors on occasionSkills you will develop:Planning, facilitating, and leading a variety of events (small to large)Program developmentTime Management/Organizational skillsRequirements:Pass a Background Check (This process is facilitated by JEMfriends)

Employer: Boise State Work U Expires: 12/31/2024 This is a Boise State WorkU internship opportunity! If you don’t know what Work U is or need a refresher, please check out our webpage here. When you apply to Work U, you will be able to list your top three Work U opportunities. A full list of available Work U opportunities can be found here. READY TO APPLY? Start your application here! Overview The ITC has been around for over 15 years and is the voice of industry driving innovation. We put primary focus on the tech talent pipeline and assisting connection investment to innovation. Our work is vital to the Idaho economy and the value an intern would bring would have a measurable impact to our work.Duties will include:Event Planning and Execution:Assist in organizing tech-focused events, conferences, and workshops.Collaborate with team members to plan logistics, secure venues, and manage registrations.Coordinate speakers, sponsors, and volunteers. Program Development:Contribute to the creation and enhancement of programs that promote digital literacy, technology career pathways, and innovation.Develop content for workshops, webinars, and training sessions.Community Engagement:Engage with ITC members, industry professionals, and local stakeholders.Foster relationships with schools, colleges, and other organizations to expand tech outreach.Networking and Learning:Attend ITC events, such as the Capital Connect Conference1, to network with tech leaders and gain insights into industry trends.Data research and collection for the Idaho Tech Statewide tech ecosystem projectSocial media marketing of the project and mining the internet and other sources to help identify all tech related businesses in the state of Idaho and get their permission to add them to a free online directory database.The successful Work U student will be:Enthusiastic about technology and innovation.Detail-oriented and organized, with strong project management skills.An excellent communicator, both written and verbal.Proactive and able to work independently as well as part of a team.Skilled in using social media platforms for marketing and outreach.Eager to learn and grow within a dynamic and supportive environment.Skills you will develop:Real-world experience in a growing, thriving, long-established organization.Lasting connections with business professionals, beneficial for future career opportunities.Enhanced event planning, program development, and community engagement skills.Improved research, data collection, and social media marketing abilities.RequirementsThe hours could be flexible, but must be between 9 and 4 pm, Monday – Thursday

Employer: Boise State Work U Expires: 12/31/2024 This is a Boise State WorkU internship opportunity! If you don’t know what Work U is or need a refresher, please check out our webpage here. When you apply to Work U, you will be able to list your top three Work U opportunities. A full list of available Work U opportunities can be found here. READY TO APPLY? Start your application here!Overview of Organization: The For Their Thoughts® Foundation (FTTF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with dementia and their caregivers through hands-on education, resource navigation, financial relief, and ensuring no one faces these challenges alone. By fostering community engagement and collaboration, we aim to improve understanding, combat stigma, and build a supportive network for families and professionals alike. Through our initiatives, we strive to cultivate empathy and knowledge, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for all impacted by dementia.Responsibilities:The intern(s) project duties will focus on our project planning, community outreach, marketing/sm content planning and fundraising planning for our Mile a Day challenge in Sprint 2025. Duties will include:Create and manage a project work plan for the MoveFTT events with the executive director’s oversight and guidanceAttend and participate in For Their Thought Foundation board and MoveFTT committee meetings to take notes and share project updatesConduct local outreach to local community organizations, dementia care facilities, colleges, and universities, schools, and non and for-profit organizations and businesses to participate in the event and identify event sponsors and codify organizational contacts into a spreadsheetSet up meetings with identified community contacts and listen to their challenges, needs, hopes, etc. through a prescribed meeting outline of questions; report / present findingsCreate a social media and marketing content calendar to schedule ongoing post about For Their Thoughts Foundation, inclusive of templates or posts in CanvaIncrease followers & engagement on social media accounts from 1,000 to 2,000 at the end of internship  Create a 1-page social media guidelines document (inclusive language, do’s & don’ts, standard hashtags, etc)Make a creative brief with the types of podcasts that would be a fit for FTT and generate a list of 50 potential podcasts (include booking and contact information) Research and identify smaller media outlets that the community/individual use to send press releases besides the big media outlets Qualifications / Applicant Requirements:Team oriented, self starter with good organization, time management and communication skillsAbility to multi-task and adhere to deadlinesCurious and interested in learning from othersSkills intern will develop:Project and event management skillsCommunity outreach coordination Nonprofit management skillsPublic speaking skillsSocial media and marketing content messaging and schedulingTeam building and collaborationDementia and brain health literacyAdditional Requirements (such as a background check that is administered by your organization, drug testing, etc.)

Employer: Boise State Work U Expires: 12/31/2024 This is a Boise State WorkU internship opportunity! If you don’t know what Work U is or need a refresher, please check out our webpage here. When you apply to Work U, you will be able to list your top three Work U opportunities. A full list of available Work U opportunities can be found here. READY TO APPLY? Start your application here!Overview of Organization: City of Good is a Boise nonprofit working to build a sustainable food system by supporting local food producers and ensuring equitable access to local food for all. We do this by paying local farmers for their produce and local restaurant workers for ready-to-eat meals and distribute them to neighbors in need. Currently, we distribute produce to food pantries across the valley and distribute ready-to-eat meals to women and children at Interfaith Sanctuary as well as senior veterans and senior caregivers.Responsibilities:Work with the volunteer coordinator to plan distribution of outreach materials across the wider community.  Provide administrative support for strategic initiatives that improve data tracking.Assist with Social Media Assist with facilitating the use of City of Good outreach materials amongst the BSU communityData entry associated with our outreach presentations , events and tabling efforts Support the delivery of mass mailings and other associated campaigns.Assists in events and campaigns that support our outreach departmentSupports additional events and tabling opportunities where needed.Assist with other tasks that help the agency as a whole achieve our mission General Administrative tasks including data management and mass mailing support.Qualifications / Applicant Requirements:Team oriented, self-starter with good organization, time management, and attention to detailAbility to multi-task and adhere to deadlinesInterest in City of Good’s missionSkills intern will develop:Learn more about nonprofit organizations and the importance of outreach Valuable project management experienceKnowledge on the importance of food systems and sustainability in our communityAdditional Requirements (such as a background check that is administered by your organization, drug testing, etc.)n/a