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Love Fashion Marketing? Want to Help Kids?

This Internship Lets You Do Both!

www.classwish-intern-postings.org

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Not Your Typical Internship

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ClassWish offers high-achieving students an unparalleled opportunity to assume responsibility, use their skills, gain experience, and make a difference.

We welcome interns to work in our Manhattan office or remotely, full-time or part-time.

This PowerPoint will present the need, our work, and the fashion marketing internship opportunity.

Fashion Internship with ClassWish,

a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit organization

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Fashion Marketing Interns will:

• Recruit fashion industry leaders to our Board of Advisors

Recruit fashion celebrities to appear in our campaign

Work with designers, editors, retailers, and other fashion

industry icons.

• Secure donated ad inventory and editorial coverage of our campaign from fashion magazines, websites, and blogs

Conceive and present cause marketing campaigns for the

fashion industry to engage with ClassWish

• Use social media to raise awareness of all this

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What Kids Have Always Needed

What Kids Have Always Needed

Today’s great fashion designers would not have succeeded if they not had art supplies and other resources in school.

Neither will today’s children.

We are engaging with the fashion industry to help today’s children get the materials they need to succeed.

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Famous fashion designers, artists, musicians, actors, athletes, authors, and scientists will appear on web pages at ClassWish.org and on banner ads, which generate buzz and help attract donated ad inventory.

Fashion Celebrity Campaigns

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Advertising and Editorial Campaigns

To increase awareness, we will secure exposure in fashion and lifestyle magazines, websites and blogs.

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It’s also casual: we’re interested in your brains, creativity and heart. Want to work in jeans, a t-shirt and flip-flops? Why not!

The Office Environment

ClassWish is, quite frankly, a great place to work. We get fantastic interns from all over the country and all over the world, so the atmosphere is energetic, creative, and fun. We value brainstorming, initiative, sharing, and collaborating.

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ClassWish is the perfect internship for anyone who is looking to make a

difference and enjoy it. It provides flexibility for busy college schedules, allows you to meet people from different schools and countries, and sometimes you even get ice cream!

Taylor Digby, New York University

Interning at ClassWish the summer before my junior year at Columbia was a great decision. I applied for a graphic design position, and to my delight, I was working side by side with the Co-Founder. There are very few other opportunities in

Manhattan that give you first hand experience as an intern.

Natalie Jung, Columbia University

What Our Interns Say About ClassWish

It was a wonderful experience. I was able to learn great skills such as contacting prestigious PR firms around the country, recruiting donors, and updating all social media sites. There are many people working on all other sorts of exciting projects, all of them with the goal of helping children get a better education. If you want to make a difference, this is the place to intern.

Michelle Ioannou, Fordham University

To see more intern comments about ClassWish, please see

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Yet, Budget Cuts Leave Classrooms Barren

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Many California teachers are scrambling to

find fresh ways to thriftily educate their students and maintain their physically crumbling classrooms.”

They now spend $1,500 a year of their own money to keep their classrooms afloat.

"I always ask business owners if they have pens with their logo on them so that I can distribute them to the students," says Nosanov Goldman, who has been teaching for 22 years. "I've never had to beg like this."

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Visitors make tax-deductible contributions to help. ClassWish ships the materials right to the school.

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Richard Bernstein, former TIME and NY Times Bureau Chief

Scott Cutler, EVP, NYSE-Euronext

Ellen Dempsey, President & CEO, Teachers Network

Esther Dyson, investor and philanthropist

Adam Hirsch, former COO, Mashable

Mark Linaugh, Chief Talent Officer, WPP

Karen Ostlund, PhD, former President, National Science Teachers Association

Nancy Pelz-Paget, Director, Education Program, Aspen Institute

Sharon Robinson Ph.D., CEO, American Assn. of Colleges for Teacher Education

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"This nonprofit is a swift and inventive way for communities to unite in support of the tools that make learning more accessible for all students.”

Sarah Brown Wessling, National Teacher of the Year

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Make a difference

Develop skills and experience

Build your resume

Have a great time with other interns

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• Raise awareness of the crisis in schools

Generate donations and resources to improve

education for students

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Who

ClassWish welcomes outstanding HS, undergraduate and

graduate students as interns, as well as college graduates who want a great volunteer opportunity that uses their skills.

When

Full-time or Part-time, school-year or summer—we always welcome more great interns as we work to help kids.

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Where

Work in our office (very conveniently located in Hotel Pennsylvania right across from Penn Station in Manhattan ) or remotely.

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You can:

• Assume real responsibility

• Enhance your resume with a solid record of

professional achievement and community service

• Work with great people

• Help children get the tools they need to thrive

Get a stunning recommendation

We have internships focused on fashion, books, music,

sports, art, science, and other subjects, as well as graphics, communications, and social media.

See them at http://ClassWish-Intern-Postings.org and share them with your friends.

This is competitive! If you are an outstanding student, send a short cover letter and resume to

[email protected]

http://www.classwish-intern-postings.org/our-interns-discuss-classwish.html http://ClassWish-Intern-Postings.org

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