Job Description

About Girl Scouts of Hawai'i

Our Mission


Girl Scouts of Hawai'i builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.



Promise and Law


Girl Scouts uphold the Promise and Law in everything they do. Often recited at the start of a troop meeting or gathering, the Girl Scout Promise and Law reminds us to be honest, to help people at all times, and to make the world a better place.



Intern Description:

Girl Scouts of Hawai'i is seeking interns who are looking to strengthen their child development or non-profit business skills. This internship opportunity pays $200/month. This opportunity is hybrid remote, and a laptop will be provided. Project hours will range between 10-15 hours per week sometime between 7:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday. Hours will be agreed upon between the intern and their supervisor. Weekend events happen occasionally where your participation will be requested. Interns will commit to a reasonable learning time frame, usually an academic year or fraction thereof. Interns must be willing and able to pass a background and reference check. College credits can be made available per the request and oversight of the intern's school faculty.


What You Will Do:

Learn the fundamental duties within one or more departments of the Girl Scouts Team, which includes but is not limited to: child development, non-profit administration, marketing, or fund development. Learn about our national and local processes and how they contribute to the success of our organization. Complete projects relevant to our internship for your portfolio. Provide additional relevant support.


Who You Are:

Current college/graduate school student in a field related to business, sociology, education, communications, or related field. Interested in a career in nonprofit administration or child development. Excellent oral and written communication skills with strong attention to detail. Project management skills with the ability to self-motivate. * Ability to manage upwards and evaluate your bandwidth.