During their college summers, Scholars are eligible to apply for competitive paid internships through Alexander Hamilton Scholars and AHS Internship Partners in the following focus areas:

Alternatively, Scholars who choose to pursue other unpaid or underpaid opportunities may apply for supplemental funding through our Independent Internship Support Program.

All Scholars who participate in an AHS-affiliated internship opportunity, including the Independent Internship Support Program, are required to participate in the AHS Internship Program curriculum throughout the summer including:

• 4 assignments to help students maximize the skills and information gained through their internship experiences and to further develop their organizational and leadership abilities. Assignments include career & strength finder assessments, a budget, LinkedIn/Resume updates, and a final reflection.

Note: you must be a current, active Hamilton Scholar to be eligible for these opportunities.

Nosotros en Naturaleza (NEN) Grant Writing Intern

Focus Area: Development

Location: Remote or Seattle & South King County (hybrid as needed)

Deadline: Applications must be received by 11:59 PM PST on May 1st, 2026. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered

Tentative Work Schedule: June – August 2026

• 10–15 hours per week (flexible schedule)

Compensation: $2,000 stipend. Funding provided through the AHS Independent Internship

About Nosotros en Naturaleza (NEN)

Nosotros en Naturaleza (NEN) is a community-rooted organization dedicated to expanding equitable access to outdoor spaces for historically excluded communities, especially youth and young adults. Through guided outdoor experiences, educational programming, and leadership development, NEN fosters connection, healing, and belonging in nature.

Position Overview

The Grant Writing Intern will support NEN’s fundraising and development efforts by assisting in the research, writing, and tracking of grant opportunities. This role is ideal for someone interested in nonprofit development, storytelling, and advancing equity in outdoor access and environmental education. The intern will work closely with the Executive Director to receive guidance, mentorship, and contribute to the fundraising strategy.

Key Responsibilities

• Research and identify potential grant opportunities aligned with NEN’s mission

• Assist in drafting and editing grant proposals, reports, and letters of inquiry

• Support the development of program narratives, budgets, and impact statements

• Maintain and update the grant tracking system and deadlines

• Collaborate with the team to gather program data, stories, and outcomes

• Assist with post-award reporting and funder communications

Qualifications

• Current undergraduate or graduate student (or recent graduate)

• Strong writing, editing, and research skills

• Interest in nonprofit work, fundraising, or community-based organizations

• Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills

• Ability to manage multiple deadlines independently

• Familiarity with Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive)

• Passion for equity, outdoor access, and community-centered work

What You’ll Gain

• Hands-on experience in grant writing and nonprofit development

• Exposure to real funding processes and foundation relationships

• Mentorship and professional development support

• Opportunity to contribute to meaningful, community-driven work

How to Apply

Please submit:

• Resume

• Short writing sample (1–2 pages)

• Brief statement of interest (why this role and NEN)

Send materials to:
NEN Executive Director, Jesus Mendoza (jesusmendoza@nenwa.org)
Application Deadline: May 10th