Work with purpose. Lead the change. Join the GWI Team.
At Girls With Impact (GWI), we believe real change starts with action. As the nation’s only live, online business and leadership academy for young women, we’re equipping the next generation not just to dream — but to lead, to act, and to shape their own futures.
Whether you’re joining as a team member, board leader, or volunteer, your efforts will directly fuel our growth and impact — helping us reach more students, unlock more opportunities, and change the trajectory of thousands of lives.
If you're passionate about purpose, ready to roll up your sleeves, and excited to be part of a bold movement redefining what’s possible for young women — you’re in the right place. Check out the available full-time, part-time and volunteer positions below!
Careers & High Impact Volunteer Opportunities:
Full-Time Positions
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Marketing Manager
The Role
The Marketing Manager will lead GWI’s brand storytelling, campaigns, and digital engagement across all platforms to grow our reach, student recruitment, and event/donor engagement. Reporting to the President & COO, this person will oversee marketing planning, creative execution, and communications for our programs and events.This is a role for a hands-on creator and strategist who can manage campaigns from concept to completion – designing assets, writing copy, and analyzing results – all while keeping GWI’s mission and voice front and center.
What You Bring
3–5 years of experience in marketing, communications, digital media, ideally in a nonprofit or mission-driven organization.
Proven ability to manage end-to-end campaigns and multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Strong design, writing, and storytelling skills — with professional experience managing social media platforms (LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, etc.) and using marketing and creative tools such as Canva, Mailchimp, and video or content editing software.
Experience with donation and event platforms like Givebutter or Classy, and proficiency with Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive) or similar business tools.
Familiarity with Salesforce or other CRM platforms (preferred).
Based in the NYC/Fairfield County, CT area and able to attend in-person events and meetings as part of the role.
Strong sense of ownership and follow-through.
Status & Location
Full-time, remote within (or in local commuting distance of) the NYC / Fairfield County, CT area. The role requires occasional in-person support for events and meetings.
Reports to: President, COO
Salary: $55,000–$70,000 (based on experience)
Please share your resume and a short cover letter explaining why you’re the ideal candidate to ops@girlswithimpact.org
Part-Time Positions
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Girls With Impact Instructor
Description: Host business and leadership classes weekly to a cohort of 30, 14-24 year old students. Empower the next generation of female leaders to impact the community and their own success.
Profile: MBA or similar masters, ages 30-65, current or past business/corporate experience, high energy passionate
Commitment: 6 hours a week, min. 1 year
Pay: $900-$1100 per cohort
GWI Internship Program
Girls With Impact offers a dynamic internship experience for emerging professionals looking to gain meaningful experience in nonprofit management, youth programming, and community engagement. Interns work directly with staff leads across our departments to build real-world skills while contributing to impactful work that empowers the next generation of young women leaders.
All internships are remote-first with opportunities for in-person engagement and event participation. While unpaid, all interns receive mentorship, professional development support, and reimbursements for approved travel expenses. Minimum commitment: 5–10 hours per week for one academic term (fall, spring, or summer)
Fall: September 1 - December 12 (Applications Closed for Fall 2025)
Spring: January 12 - May 8
Summer: May 18 - August 21
Marketing Internships
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Location preference: NY, CT, NJ, or MA (must be open to limited, reimbursed in-person travel)
About the Role:
As a Community Engagement Intern, you will support the outreach and recruitment efforts of our programs team, helping us connect with schools, nonprofits, and youth organizations across the Tri-State area. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys relationship-building, grassroots engagement, and event-based work.What You’ll Do:
Assist with research, outreach, and scheduling of school and community-based partner meetings
Represent GWI at regional recruitment events (travel reimbursed)
Track outreach metrics and help maintain CRM/contact records
Support community-based marketing and visibility campaigns
Assist with program-related logistics and event follow-up
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Location preference: United States (EST or CST strongly preferred)
About the Role:
As a Student Engagement Intern, you will help drive connection, community, and belonging among our active and alumni students. Working alongside our Student Engagement Manager, you’ll play a key role in shaping the GWI student experience—from event logistics to peer network growth.What You’ll Do:
Support monthly virtual student events and post-event follow-up
Contribute to newsletter, alumni highlights, and digital engagement efforts
Track student engagement data and feedback for program improvements
Assist in outreach for student ambassador and alumni opportunities
Brainstorm new ideas to increase participation, community, and belonging
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Location preference: United States (EST or CST strongly preferred)
About the Role:
As a SheLeads & Mentorship Intern, you’ll help drive two of our most community-centered programs: student-led SheLeads Clubs and our Empower Hour & Impact Pathways mentorship offerings. You’ll work alongside the Program Manager to help grow our network of mentors and club partners, and strengthen the experience for students in both initiatives.What You’ll Do:
Assist with mentor recruitment, onboarding, and scheduling
Conduct research to identify and engage potential club partners
Maintain and update resource libraries and session tools
Support club leader onboarding and tracking engagement
Help gather feedback and stories to inform program enhancements
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Location Preference: Remote with preference for Tri-State area for occasional in-person support
Ideal for: Content creators, video editors, social media enthusiastsAbout the Role:
As a Digital Marketing Intern, you’ll focus on TikTok and short-form video strategy to grow our brand presence and drive awareness of our programs. You’ll produce scroll-stopping content, ride trends, and help shape the voice of GWI for a Gen Z audience.What You’ll Do:
Create engaging TikTok and Reels videos aligned with current trends and GWI’s mission
Assist in editing, captioning, and scheduling posts using tools like CapCut and Later
Research Gen Z content trends, creators, and platforms to inform strategy
Track performance analytics and report on engagement metrics
Represent GWI at live tabling events with a goal of 100+ student sign-ups per event period
Collaborate with the Marketing & Programs teams to align brand messaging
What You’ll Learn:
How to build, measure, and optimize a TikTok strategy for a national nonprofit
How to adapt brand voice across social channels for different audiences
Best practices in digital storytelling, content batching, and trend mapping
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Location Preference: Remote-first; EST/CST preferred
Ideal for: Designers, content planners, emerging marketers with a love for storytelling and social impactAbout the Role:
As a Social Media & Events Intern, you’ll bring GWI’s brand to life across Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook. You’ll help plan and support virtual and in-person events while creating on-brand graphics, captions, and promotional assets.What You’ll Do:
Design branded graphics in Canva for events, posts, and campaigns
Draft captions and social copy that align with GWI’s tone and goals
Curate content that resonates with young women and mission-driven audiences
Assist with pre-event promotion and day-of social media coverage
Participate in team brainstorms and contribute fresh campaign ideas
What You’ll Learn:
How to execute cohesive content calendars across multiple platforms
How to support real-time storytelling during events and campaigns
Graphic design and social copywriting fundamentals in a nonprofit setting
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with Canva, CapCut, Later, or similar platforms
Strong writing skills and an eye for visual storytelling
Familiarity with Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and their audiences
Passion for youth empowerment, education equity, or women’s leadership
Development Internships
Program Internships
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Location Preference: Remote (EST/CST preferred)
Ideal for: Emerging professionals interested in marketing, business development, sales, or nonprofit partnershipsAbout the Role:
As a Partnerships Intern, you’ll support the growth and engagement of GWI’s corporate and community partner network. From conducting research and sending outreach to managing testimonials and helping plan events, this role gives you a front-row seat to what it takes to build strategic relationships in a mission-driven organization.
You’ll work closely with the Partnerships Team to help us expand our reach and strengthen collaborations that drive impact for the next generation of young women leaders.
What You’ll Do:
Conduct research to identify prospective corporate, university, and community partners
Support segmentation and organization of outreach lists
Assist in drafting pitch emails and tracking outreach in internal systems
Coordinate collection of partner testimonials and stories
Help manage our quote/testimonial database
Support preparation for special events, campaigns, and activations
What You’ll Learn:
Real-world partnership development, from research to outreach to relationship management
Strategic communication and marketing in a nonprofit context
CRM and record-keeping best practices for partnerships
Event coordination and cross-functional teamwork
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Location Preference: Remote (EST - Tri State Area)
Ideal for: Students or recent graduates interested in nonprofit management, fundraising, events, or business developmentAbout the Role:
As a Development Intern, you’ll work closely with Girls With Impact’s COO to support fundraising initiatives that fuel our mission. This role offers hands-on experience in corporate fundraising, donor relations, event planning, and grant development within a fast-growing nonprofit.
You’ll gain exposure to high-level development strategy while assisting with day-to-day tasks that keep our fundraising and partnership efforts running smoothly. This is a great opportunity for someone eager to learn how nonprofits secure funding and build relationships with corporate, foundation, and individual donors.
What You’ll Do:
Assist with research and prospecting of potential corporate sponsors and funding partners
Support preparation of pitch decks, donor materials, and sponsorship proposals
Help track donor communications, contributions, and engagement in internal systems
Assist with event planning and logistics for fundraising events and partner activations
Contribute to grant development by researching opportunities, collecting data, and drafting supporting materials
Organize and maintain development records, reports, and tracking documents
What You’ll Learn:
Fundamentals of nonprofit fundraising and donor stewardship
How to create pitch decks, proposals, and event sponsorship materials
Best practices in grant research, development, and reporting
Event planning and execution for corporate partners and donors
Behind-the-scenes insights into nonprofit operations and growth strategy
High Impact Volunteer Positions
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Girls With Impact Mentor
Description: Meet with your matched mentee to assist them in bringing their venture project to life, network, and prepare for college/career. Empower the next generation of female leaders to impact the community and their own success.
Profile: Age 30-50, male or female, business or corporate experience (unpaid), MBA or similar masters preferable but not required
Commitment: 1 hour or 4hr/month, min. 1 year
Pay: Unpaid volunteer opportunity
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GWI Connecticut Regional Board
Description: If you’re passionate about empowering the next generation and ready to use your influence for good, this is your opportunity to make a lasting impact.
As part of Girls With Impact’s mission to serve 50,000 young women, we’re building a high-powered Connecticut Regional Board to drive local growth and engagement. You’ll help lead the charge—opening doors to donors, building community support, and fueling our campaign to ignite the futures of young women across the state.
If you’re a leader with strong connections in Connecticut, someone who believes in creating opportunity and leveling the playing field for women in business—we want you on board.
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PR Ambassador
Description: If you have a strong background in media relations and a passion for advancing women's leadership, this is a unique opportunity to apply your expertise in support of a national mission.
Girls With Impact is seeking an experienced media professional to lead national and regional visibility efforts through strategic placements in top tier print publications. You will work directly with the CEO, an established media spokesperson with press ready assets, to craft compelling narratives, pitch feature stories, and secure coverage that amplifies GWI’s mission, impact, and brand.
If you have proven success placing stories in leading business or consumer outlets, a sharp editorial eye, and a commitment to elevating purpose driven work, we invite you to help shape how Girls With Impact is seen and heard on the national stage.
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Op-Ed Ambassador
Description: If you are a skilled writer with a passion for elevating thought leadership and shaping public dialogue, this is an opportunity to make a strategic impact on a national scale.
Girls With Impact is seeking an Op-Ed Ambassador to help position the organization as a leading voice at the intersection of Gen Z, women’s leadership, education, and workforce development. In this volunteer role, you will work directly with the CEO to develop and place timely, compelling op-eds in major publications. You’ll help translate GWI’s insights, data, and stories into powerful narratives that engage policymakers, business leaders, and the public.
If you have editorial experience, an understanding of national media, and a commitment to advancing opportunity for the next generation of women in business, we invite you to help shape the conversation.