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A Christian Counterpart to AmeriCorps Providing a Full Tuition Scholarship
"This hands-on experience validated and confirmed that I was truly working where God wanted me to be. It gave me a new understanding of people and how much hurt the urban community deals with."
We have placed over 500 full-time interns & 80,000 volunteers.
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Kim Thornton, Intern
at Salvation Army
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To Apply Ministries Must:
How it Works
To Apply, Organizations Must:
How It Works
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How the Undergrad Work Study Internship Works
What if the ministry site recruits the intern?
How the MBA Graduate Fellows Program Works
List of Internship Sites & Locations
The following is a list of our internship sites that are currently actively recuiting. We have many more internship sites than this, but many are not actively recruiting.
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Four Partnership Benefits for Internship Sites
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Partnership Examples
Internship Program Options
Housing
Undergrad Intern
$4,500/year
+ housing
If Needed
Up to $7,618
None
100% Undergrad
MBA Graduate Fellowship
$5,000/year
Optional
None
Bachelor's
100% Graduate
Tuition Scholarship
Degree Required
Pell Grants Available
City Vision provides a range of partner discounts and internship options to provide a spectrum of opportunities to meet various needs of interns and ministries. As the diagram above shows, the options on the left are for program participants that may not have fully developed their capacity and responsibility. For example, there is no cost to partners to give a client or an intern a discount, but our experience has shown that these interns are likely to require about 80-100% of the investment of serving a regular program client, while having 0-20% of the capacity of a staff member. While MBA graduate fellowship interns are likely to still require some pastoral investment as you might serve a program client (20%), but they often will have 80% of the capacity of a staff member.
Where on the spectrum you decide to get your interns will depend on how much you want to invest in supporting interns that might be closer to the responsibility levels of your program clients vs. having interns that might cost more but will provide higher capacity support. In the end, you get what you pay for. Our experience is that only organizations that have a mission of "reforming" high-risk interns will likely benefit from having work study or discount only interns. The program is designed this way so that ministries can help interns of all capacities move more toward the capacity of being ready to be a regular nonprofit staff member.
Which Options to Pick?