Fundraiser Intern (Advt-2)

About us

The National Human Rights Security Bureau (NHRSB) was established on 9 February 2024 in the Siddharth Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh, India, as a visionary institutional initiative designed to create a structured and legally grounded framework for human rights engagement in India. It was registered as a Public Charitable Trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, vide Registration Number IV-07/2024. Subsequent to its establishment, the Institution was accredited with NITI Aayog (formerly the Planning Commission), Government of India, under NGO DARPAN Unique ID UP/2024/0396964. In the year 2025, the Income Tax Department, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, conferred and granted final approval to the National Human Rights Security Bureau under Sections 12A and 80G, in accordance with the provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961, vide Unique Registration No. AAETN5358A25LK01 and AAETN5358A25LK02 dated 27 December 2025, enabling donors for tax benefits. The National Human Rights Security Bureau is also an ISO 9001:2015 certified institution, demonstrating its commitment to organizational excellence, accountability, & continuous improvement through a rigorous quality management system in place.

Mission

Our mission is to promote human rights, combat legal violations, and address societal issues through education, advocacy, and direct actions. We empower individuals and communities to seek justice and equality while promoting fairness, harmony, and sustainability for all, guided by the principles of legality, professionalism, and accountability.

Vision

To build a society where rights, justice, & well-being are upheld, respected, and nurtured for all individuals without discrimination, through our pursuit of excellence & dedicated service.

Role Overview

The Fundraising Intern will be responsible for actively supporting and contributing to the organisation's fundraising efforts. This role requires the intern to independently identify potential fundraising opportunities, approach prospective donors or supporters, and work towards mobilising financial or resource support for the organisation's initiatives.

This is not a passive or task-following role. The intern will be expected to take initiative, contribute to ongoing fundraising campaigns, work towards campaign targets, and explore additional forms of donations, partnerships, or support as the case may be. The intern will coordinate periodically with NHRSB's leadership team for guidance and alignment with organisational activities.

Key Responsibilities

1. Identify and research potential fundraising opportunities, including individuals, institutions, organisations, and other potential supporters.
2. Reach out to prospective donors or contributors through appropriate communication channels to present the organisation's mission and fundraising initiatives.
3. Actively contribute to ongoing fundraising campaigns and work towards achieving the campaign targets and mobilisation goals.
4. Explore and facilitate different forms of support, including donations, sponsorships, partnerships, memberships, or other relevant contributions.
5. Prepare or assist in preparing fundraising and outreach materials, including communication drafts and campaign content when required.
6. Maintain basic records of outreach activities, potential leads, donor interactions, and provide periodic updates to the Internship Supervisor.
7. Follow up with prospective donors and members, assist in organising virtual fundraising activities or awareness initiatives, and perform other related tasks as assigned by the competent authority.

Eligibility & Qualifications

Educational Background

• Open to undergraduate and postgraduate students of any discipline from a recognized College or Institute in India or abroad, or an institution declared as Deemed to be University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956.
• Priority will be given to the Candidates pursuing or recently completed a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Social Work, Public Administration, Management, Communications, or any related field.
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) and/or Master of Social Work students seeking internship credit are especially encouraged to apply.

Skills and competency Required

• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English; proficiency in the regional language is an added advantage.
• Basic understanding of NGO operations, fundraising, or social sector work.
• Familiarity with digital tools: Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive), MS Word, MS Excel, Canva, WhatsApp.
• Knowledge of online fundraising platforms (Give.do, Milaap, etc.) is preferred but not mandatory.
• Clear, polite, and confident communication when interacting with any stakeholder, in person or through online communication channels.
• Ability to work independently, stay focused on targets, and manage outreach, follow-ups, and coordination without supervision.
• Positive attitude, respectful behaviour, and willingness to follow NHRSB's rules, guidelines, Culture, and code of conduct.

What You Will Gain

1. Performance-based stipend upon achieving assigned targets.
2. 20% of the total amount generated by an intern, whether through donations or membership contributions, will be provided as a stipend.
3. Internship Certificate (ISO 9001:2015 Certified).
4. Certificate of Appreciation*
5. A Letter of Recommendation for high-performing interns*
6. Real-world exposure to NGO fundraising strategy, donor management, and digital campaigns.
7. Flexible remote working environment.
8. Potential for a full-time or extended role upon outstanding performance.

How to Apply

Interested candidates may apply through the NHRSB LinkedIn page, NHRSB website, or Campus Placement process, as the case may be. If the application window is closed, candidates may alternatively email their CV (PDF format only) to the Office of Human Resources at [Confidential Information] with the subject line: Application for Fundraising Intern. All applications received through any of the above channels will be reviewed. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted through their registered email address or mobile number.

Important Note:

1. All official communication will be made only through NHRSB's email domain ending with @nhrsb.org or via SMS from sender ID NHRSBS.
2. Applicants are advised to regularly check their email inbox, spam folder, and SMS for updates regarding their application status.
3. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Resume/CVs received in any format other than PDF will not be considered.
4. Acceptance of an internship offer or access to the offer letter does not guarantee the issuance of an Internship Certificate or any other benefits. These are issued only upon successful completion of the entire internship duration, adherence to organisational rules and regulations, and fulfilment of all applicable conditions.
5. The Certificate of Appreciation and Letter of Recommendation are issued solely on the basis of satisfactory performance. The determination of what constitutes satisfactory performance remains vested with the National Human Rights Security Bureau.
6. Applicants are advised to remain cautious of fraudulent calls, messages, or emails falsely claiming to offer positions at NHRSB. The organisation does not engage any third-party vendors, consultants, or recruitment agencies and shall not be responsible for any communication made through unauthorised sources.
7. By applying for this position, the applicant authorises the National Human Rights Security Bureau to contact them via Email, SMS, and WhatsApp for updates, notifications, and communication purposes. This consent shall override any registry on DND/DNCc, as the case may be.

For More Information Please reach out to

Talent Acquisition Team

Office of Human Resources

National Human Rights Security Bureau

Siddharth Nagar 272208

Email: [HIDDEN TEXT]

Website: www.nhrsb.org

Telepphone: 011-69320345