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NPIP: Nonprofit Internship Program - North Carolina Network of Grantmakers NPIP: Nonprofit Internship Program The Nonprofit Internship Program (NPIP) pairs college students with NC nonprofits for paid summer internships and is supported by a collaborative of NCNG funders.
NPIP serves Pell grant-eligible students for whom unpaid summer internships are not feasible, which, because of the racial wealth gap in the US, disproportionately affects students of color. More information for Interns . NPIP aims to expand paid opportunities for students to explore the nonprofit field and diversify the pool of young nonprofit professionals in NC over time.
These students dedicate their summers to working with North Carolina nonprofits to drive positive change across the state. They have tackled issues ranging from public education to conservation and gained experience in research, digital communications, public policy and more. Check our FAQ page for more information.
Current NPIP Funders include: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC Foundation Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Foundation for a Healthy High Point Reidsville Area Foundation Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation For more information about NPIP or participating as a funder or a placement site, please check out our FAQ page , or reach out to Yara Quezada Miller, NCNG Collaboration and Partnerships Manager, at yqmiller@ncgrantmakers.
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Nonprofit Internship Program (NPIP) is funded by North Carolina Network of Grantmakers. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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