INTERN WITH AUSTIN ANGELS

An internship with Austin Angels offers college students hands-on experience with a fast-growing nonprofit that requires the commitment and investment of its participants. We provide the learning and experience it takes to thrive as a committed, competent, and effective leader within the nonprofit community. Austin Angels interns will become value-centered, service-oriented, and ethical leaders. Interns are placed under one-on-one supervision and coaching of department leaders. All internships are unpaid, but eligible for class credit.

Our internships are designed for college students and professionals seeking professional development opportunities

INTERNSHIP CALENDAR

Spring Term
Applications:  Open (closed for Case Management)
Start Date: January 20th
End Date: May 8th

Summer Term
Applications: Open
Start Date: May 20th
End Date: August 7th

Fall Term
Applications: Open
Start Date: August 25th
End Date: December 11th

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Marketing/Creative
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Case Management
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Events & Partnerships
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“The second I heard about Austin Angels, I knew that I had to apply for this internship program. Every bone in my body told me that this was the place for me and boy am I glad that I listened. Before becoming an intern for Austin Angels, I knew that I wanted to help others but I was truly lost in which direction to start. Now that my internship is close to ending, I have never felt more secure in who I am and what my passion is. Interning under leaders like Susan and Kathleen has been the most inspirational few months of my life. Susan has taught me how to understand my own personal strengths and how to utilize them to encourage change. Our world has so much pain but love is so much more powerful and Austin Angels is based on the desire to spread love. I'm so sad for this internship to end but I look forward to seeing how Austin Angels continues to challenge the status quo of our foster system!” – Lauryn, former intern