to Build is to invest in the future.
To Build is to invest in the future—and in the world. Through learning, serving, and building, the vision of doing our part as Global Citizens becomes a reality. We don’t just imagine a better world, but actively shape it.
fundraising is not the finish line — showing up is.
Global Projects Pipeline
From prototype to planet-wide
We identify, design, and launch high-impact education and community fundraising projects in partnership with local leaders. Each project is selected for its ability to scale, replicate, and align with United Nations Sustainable Development (SDG) Goals, serving as a blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all.
Current Projects Country, and Status
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Country: Costa Rica
Status: Launched
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Country: Afghanistan
Status: Pre-Launch
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Country: Sudan
Status: Pre-Launch
Minds on the Mission: Our Finance Interns
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Announcement September 1, 2025
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht
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Announcement September 1, 2025
University of Texas at Dallas
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Finance Impact Internship Program
Bridging Global Service + Financial Insight
We believe in empowering the next generation of financial leaders — not only to manage capital, but to measure what matters.
Through our Finance Impact Internship Program, undergraduate and graduate finance students have the opportunity to complete 300+ hours of remote work, plus travel on-site to conduct real-world financial assessments of our active global projects.
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9-day international field placement
On-the-ground impact and cost-benefit analysis of community projects
Develop financial reports, budgets, and sustainability plans
Collaborate with project leaders, educators, and local organizations
Produce final presentations for donors and advisory boards
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Students don’t just observe — they help ensure that every dollar given leads to maximum, measurable impact.It’s service learning with global consequence — and a resume-ready experience that blends finance, strategy, and social purpose.
Their work strengthens transparency, accountability, and long-term planning.
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Open to undergraduate and graduate students in Finance, Accounting, or Economics
Must commit to pre-trip preparation + post-trip reporting
Strong communication and cultural sensitivity required
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Our internship cohorts are thoughtfully scheduled to align with academic calendars, making it easy for students to participate without disrupting their studies.
We offer two primary cohorts each year:
Winter (December/January)
Summer (May/June)
These placements are designed to match traditional internship windows and graduation schedules, ensuring students can gain real-world experience during meaningful academic transitions.
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Universities: Offer credit, co-sponsorship, or send students
Students: Apply to gain real-world impact experience
Professionals: Mentor a cohort or help design training modules
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Application Open: February 28, 2026 Application Deadline: June 1, 2026
Pitch yourself. Learn with purpose. Grow with impact.
Have a passion for finance, social impact, and real-world learning? We have an opportunity to work on international education projects, support nonprofit fundraising models, and gain hands-on experience in accounting, payments, budgeting, and financial analysis.
Interns will receive mentorship, access to live projects, and the chance to help structure scalable, sustainable financial systems that support global equity in education.
Duration: Rolling or semester-based
Location: Remote or hybrid (depending on role)
Ideal Candidates: University students or recent graduates in Finance, Accounting, Business, or related fields.
2026 Summer Internship
Financial Assistant On-the-Ground Oversight
Location
Costa Rica
Project Value
1,7647,384.96 ₡
Cohort (Winter)
May 2026 - June 2026
Number of Days
9
After evaluating Building and Sustaining Kids Parks, TOMA BAṜRE EDUCATION’s Financial Assistant Interns will travel to Southeast Costa Rica for a Financial Site Visit.
The purpose is to monitor and assess how donor contributions are advancing Park and Recreation Development through our collaborative fundraising model.
This hands-on oversight ensures transparency, accountability, and measurable impact, giving donors confidence that every gift is making a tangible difference.
The Trust Factor.
Let’s be real—when it comes to fundraising, most people don’t just give to a cause… they give to people they trust. And one of the biggest reasons people hold back from donating is simple: they’re not sure where the money’s actually going.
That’s why collaborative fundraising matters. When multiple people or organizations come together, it creates built-in accountability. More eyes are on the process, so things stay transparent and honest.
Shared responsibility means less room for mistakes—or misuse. And when the fundraising effort is clearly supported by a team, not just one person, it sends a message:
This is real. This is organized. This is trustworthy.
