Job description
About Global Health Action (GHA) GHA is a private, nonprofit organization with a proven history of designing and conducting leadership and management training, community-based health promotion programs, and developing local and regional community health networks worldwide. GHA's mission is to engage with communities around the world to drive transformational change for the health and well-being of all by focusing on women, children, and adolescents. GHA has trained more than 10,000 health professionals and community leaders from 97 countries around the globe. These efforts have stimulated the creation of thousands of sustainable health and development programs addressing the world's most pressing health problems. GHA continues to incorporate into all core programs participatory health training and collaboration with global and community-based non-governmental organizations, government agencies on all levels, faith-based organizations, universities, and other communities. Position: 2026 Fall Digital Fundraising Intern We are seeking a creative and tech-savvy Digital Fundraising Intern to support the growth of our digital giving strategies. Digital fundraising is a dynamic and ongoing process that starts with strategic outreach using websites, email, and social media—and grows into long-term, meaningful relationships with our donor community. As a Digital Fundraising Intern, you will play an essential role in shaping our online donor experience, helping us reach a wider audience, and building strong donor engagement through compelling content and innovative campaigns. Internship Details Type: Unpaid Internship Timeframe: Minimum 10 weeks (September 14 - November 20, 2026) with possibility of extension Hours: 20 hours per week Mandatory Schedule: Thursdays 10am-2pm ET; Five Orientation days 10am-2pm ET Location: Remote (Worldwide) with option to be hybrid Job Responsibilities Make fundraising-related updates to GHA's website to ensure clear calls to action and donor accessibility Create videos and digital content to promote giving opportunities and donor impact Develop and implement segmented email marketing campaigns to targeted audiences Update, A/B test, and optimize GHA's branded donation page for better performance Design peer-to-peer (P2P) fundraising campaigns to engage supporters as ambassadors Support the planning and execution of virtual fundraising events Expand and promote recurring giving options across digital platforms Create and manage crowdfunding campaigns tailored to specific GHA initiatives Design and schedule fundraising-focused social media posts Analyze campaign performance and suggest improvements based on data Requirements Highly qualified Undergraduate students, Graduate-level students, or recent graduates Passion for global health, nonprofit development, and social impact Strong written and verbal communication skills Experience with content creation tools (e.g., Canva, or similar) Familiarity with email marketing platforms (e.g., Constant Contact, GiveButter) Basic knowledge of website editing (WordPress or similar platforms preferred) Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple tasks independently Comfort with data analysis, A/B testing, or willingness to learn Video editing or graphic design experience is a plus How to Apply Please be prepared to upload a cover letter, resume, and writing sample when applying. Please include your available days and times. The resume should be no longer than three pages. Applications submitted without a cover letter, resume, and writing sample will not be considered. We recommend submitting your complete application promptly, as positions may close sooner if a sufficient number of applicants are received. To learn more about what our prior interns have to say, click here to listen.
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