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Internship Opportunities Await

Our internship program provides hands-on experience for students looking to make a meaningful impact in their community. Interns will have the opportunity to job shadow directors and staff members, actively participate in daily operations, tour our facilities, and engage directly with clients through our various programs. From assisting in the food pantry and clothing closet to supporting community meals and client services, interns gain real-world experience in nonprofit work. Each intern will also complete a unique project, allowing them to apply their skills and creativity to improve our existing programs or expand on a new venture. This immersive experience builds professional skills and fosters a deeper understanding of service, leadership, and community engagement.

Who

Interns will have the opportunity to meet and work with several key team members at SCCM, each offering unique insights into nonprofit operations:

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  • Heather Kilde, Executive Director – Provides an overview of SCCM’s mission, leadership, budgeting, and community impact.

  • Ashlyn, Development Director â€“ Shares fundraising, donor relations, event planning, and marketing knowledge.

  • Jennifer, Food Programs Director â€“ Teaches about food pantry operations, Community Table operations, food distribution, and addressing food insecurity.

  • Eva, Clothing Closet Director â€“ Introduces the daily management of the Clothing Closet, donations, sales, and client assistance.

  • Devonna Morgan, Volunteer Services Director – Guides interns through volunteer coordination, programming, recruitment, and training. Devonna will serve as the contact person for all interns.

  • Cristy Campbell, Client Services Representative– Provides insight into working directly with clients in crisis, financial assistance programs, regulations, budget, and community resources.

Where

Interns will rotate through various SCCM locations, including:

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  • SCCM Assistance Center â€“ Located on S. First St. in Albemarle, the Assistance Center houses our executive offices, main food pantry, client services, and central warehouse.

  • Clothing Closet — Located on E. Main St. in Albemarle, the Clothing Closet is a thrift store for the general public.

  • Community Table -Our Albemarle location is next door to the Assistance Center, while our Norwood location is on N. Kendall St.

  • Special Events & Fundraisers—Various locations are available depending on the event's needs (e.g., Mobile Pantry held throughout the county).

What

Interns will gain hands-on experience in various aspects of nonprofit work, including:

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  • Leadership & Administration – Learning how SCCM operates, serves the community, and manages programs.

  • Volunteer Coordination – Understanding recruitment, training, and engagement strategies for volunteers.

  • Food & Clothing Assistance – Assisting in the food pantry and clothing closet while learning how resources are distributed.

  • Client Services – Gaining experience in case management, intake processes, and support services.

  • Fundraising & Development – Participating in event planning, sponsorship outreach, and donor relations.

  • Marketing & Community Outreach – Discussions about social media, newsletters, and awareness campaigns.

  • Hands-on Service – Working directly with clients, stocking shelves, sorting donations, and participating in SCCM programs.​

When

We understand that interns have deadlines, school, and work commitments, so we work with their schedules to accommodate a manageable workload. However, we encourage interns to complete their hours as close together as possible for a more immersive experience.

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  • Work Hours:

    • Most hours will be completed between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. unless otherwise discussed.

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This flexible approach allows interns to gain valuable experience while balancing their responsibilities.

Hear from our Volunteer Services Director...

Job Interview

Devonna Morgan

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"I love getting to know each intern, learning about their unique backgrounds, and discovering what led them to serve with us. Every person brings a fresh perspective, and I’m always inspired by their passion, dedication, and ideas. Watching them grow, gain hands-on experience, and contribute to our mission is truly fulfilling. Their creativity and enthusiasm make a lasting impact—not just on SCCM, but on me as well. I’m grateful for the opportunity to guide them and to learn from them in return." 

ABOUT US >

SCCM was established in 1985 by a community of churches seeking to serve their community in need. Our non-profit now cares for the needs of our neighbors who live in Stanly County through food and financial assistance. Our goal is to share love and hope with each individual we meet.

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Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 919-814-5400. The license is not an endorsement by the State.

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CONTACT >

T: 704.982.7915

F: 704.985.1905

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Office Address:
506 S. 1st Street, Albemarle, NC 28001

Mailing Address:
PO Box 58, Albemarle, NC 28002

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