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Grant Writing & Fundraising Micro-Intern

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Cup of Cool Water

Business & EconomicsCommunication & MediaHumanitiesNonprofit & Social Impact

Cup of Cool Water (CCW) is a Spokane drop-in center serving youth and young adults ages 14-24 experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or crisis. Project focus: support CCW's fundraising by researching funding opportunities, telling its story through compelling writing, and strengthening donor outreach. On-site in Spokane, with weekly mentorship from a CCW supervisor. Deliverables include a grant prospect list, funding research, grant drafts or supporting materials, an organized collection of statistics and impact stories, and donor communication materials.

What you'll do

  • Research grant opportunities aligned with CCW's mission and programs
  • Identify prospective foundations, businesses, and community partners
  • Assist with grant research, drafting, and preparation
  • Gather and organize program statistics and impact stories
  • Assist with donor communications and fundraising materials
  • Support fundraising campaigns and special projects
  • Help build a reusable library of organizational language, statistics, and stories

Who's a good fit

  • Strong writing and research skills
  • Excellent attention to detail
  • Interest in nonprofit fundraising and community impact
  • Able to communicate a compelling story
  • Comfortable researching independently
  • Organized, curious, and willing to learn
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Time commitment
About 6-8 hours/week for 6-8 weeks (~40-50 hours total)
Terms offered
Spring 2027
Posted
2026-09-11
Grant Writing & Fundraising Micro-Intern | Whitworth Launch