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One Credit Union Way, 4th fl
Randolph, MA 02368-4168
Tel. 781.341.4145
Fax 781.297.7345
www.oldcolonyhospice.org
Intern Job Description for Philanthropy Department
Old Colony Hospice is a non-profit healthcare agency that provides hospice and palliative care services to terminally ill
patients. We believe in a whole patient care approach, going above and beyond traditional hospice care.
As a non-profit organization, we have a department dedicated to fundraising. The revenues generated by our efforts offset
the difference between what it truly costs to provide this care and what private insurance and Medicare will reimburse.
None of our patients will ever see bills or pay any out of pocket expenses.
Our fundraising program here at OCH consists of several initiatives, including three annual signature events, that raise
funds and general awareness of our organization, as well as what hospice really means and what it can provide for
families during this difficult time. Proceeds from these events are used to bring comfort care to each patient we are
privileged to serve, and allows us to give them the kinds of support and services they need through our Veteran Volunteer
Program, our alternative therapies programs (including Pet Therapy, Music Therapy, Reiki, etc.), and our bereavement
support program for families.
We are looking for an intern to work directly with our Philanthropy Associate for Special Events on a variety of outreach
efforts related to our signature events – Jazz Brunch in December, Walk/5K in April, Golf Classic in July.
The right candidate will have excellent communication and writing skills, be proficient in Microsoft Office and social
media such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instragram. Individual should also be organized, detail oriented,
outgoing, and able to work independently while knowing when to ask questions. Intern will also work with other
volunteers, committee members, donors and board members and must be comfortable interacting with people of all
demographics.
Responsibilities:
General administrative duties which may include copying, filing, collating materials, mailings, data entry, spreadsheet
management, scheduling meetings, making/answering calls, and Internet research.
Assist with writing and sending press releases to local media contacts announcing and promoting events, sponsors, team
recruitment, award winners etc.
Provide assistance with outreach to area schools and running clubs to recruit team captains and encourage participation in
our annual walk and 5k, as either volunteers or walkers/runners.
Provide assistance with event logistics thru day of activities, which may include designing event materials, helping with
and distributing display and promotional materials within our service area for brand awareness and participation,
photography, vendor management, slide show creation for each event program, which will include honoring sponsor
agreements etc.
Handle a majority of social media interaction surrounding all events which may include email, Facebook and Twitter
posts, creating and posting YouTube videos (family/volunteer testimonials or sponsor acknowledgement), helping create
and manage Instagram account.
Manage in-kind donation solicitation for event activities and auction items, set up and manage online auction site
(Bidding for Good) for each event, write copy for bidding page descriptions of each item, manage purchases and closing
of auction post events, including packaging, delivering, and shipping out product.
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Minimum of 8 hours per week, times are flexible and will be determined based on candidate’s availability
Intern should have a reliable car, and be comfortable driving locally to perform various project related tasks
Most work will be completed in the office, but some projects may be appropriate to manage from home
Intern will have the opportunity to work with a dedicated team of people in a professional environment, while
learning different aspects of philanthropy, event planning, and marketing
Intern will gain experience working with a variety of people and personalities further developing personal
communication skills
Have fun! Planning events is fun, and performing this work for a worthy cause is very rewarding; through our
signature events you will have the opportunity to meet the families we have helped and learn first-hand what
OCH means to them
To be considered for an internship with Old Colony Hospice, please submit the below information or resume to:
Linda Werman, Director of Philanthropy
Email: lwerman@oldcolonyhospice.com, Phone: 781-341-4145 ext. 204, Fax: 781-297-7345
FIRST NAME: ___________________________________ LAST NAME: ___________________________________
Address: _________________________________ City: _____________________ State: ______ Zip Code: ________
E-mail address: __________________________________________ Primary Phone #: __________________________
Name, phone number, and relationship of person to be contacted in case of emergency:
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Education & Special Training: ____________________________________________________________________
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Volunteer & Employment Experience: _________________________________________________________________
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Reasons for wanting to become a hospice intern: _________________________________________________________
How did you learn about Old Colony Hospice? __________________________________________________________
I have:
reliable transportation
a valid driver’s license
auto insurance
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Signature: ____________________________________________________ Date: _______________________________
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