NBCF Intern Alumni Network
The NBCF High School Internship Program is currently paused as we expand the NBCF Intern Alumni Network. This network will connect former NBCF high school and college interns with meaningful opportunities within National Breast Cancer Foundation and their communities. Our mission is to foster a network that stays connected, celebrates one another, uplifts our communities, and inspires hope in the women we serve.
We invite all former NBCF high school and college interns to join the NBCF Intern Alumni Network as we build lasting relationships and expand the impact of our mission to provide help and inspire hope through purposeful connections and shared values.
Are you a former NBCF high school or college intern? Join the NBCF Intern Alumni Network on LinkedIn.
Hear from former NBCF High School and College Interns
“During my time at NBCF, I was surrounded by mentors who invested in me and immersed me in mission-driven work that showed me the power of a supportive community. The experience not only contributed to my professional growth but also helped me build meaningful connections that have lasted far beyond the internship. It was truly such a formative experience, and I loved every moment of it!” -Sloka Chaluvadi, Former NBCF High School Intern (Summer 2022)
“My time as a National Breast Cancer Foundation high school intern showed me how compassion turns into real, organized support for patients and families. I gained practical nonprofit skills and left feeling proud to contribute to a mission that truly matters.” -Ayush Dane, Former NBCF High School Intern (Summer 2025)
“From the moment I set foot in the NBCF office to now, over 2 years later, I have been welcomed with open arms by everyone on the team. As a college intern, I was able to experience so many firsts in my career—first meetings, first solo project, first cross-departmental project, and more. I had the honor of being mentored by my amazing manager and working alongside so many skilled, knowledgeable team members. Learning from them so early on in my career has truly been invaluable!” -Sarah Timinski, NBCF College Social Media Intern (Spring 2023)
High School Ambassador Program
The National Breast Cancer Foundation High School Ambassador is a volunteer position for interested sophomore, junior, and senior students. A High School Ambassador will act as an NBCF representative at all designated High School Ambassador events, and be responsible for increasing awareness of NBCF’s mission and programs, as well as providing students with information about fundraising opportunities. The High School Ambassador must be a self-starter with a great desire to help others. He or she must be energetic, outgoing, and creative with outstanding communication skills.
Hear from NBCF High School Ambassadors
NBCF has 35 High School Ambassadors representing 23 high schools and communities across the nation. Hear from a few ambassadors about what this opportunity has meant to them.
“NBCF has changed and taught me a lot. Before joining, I had never hosted a fundraiser, but it was fun trying to learn while working towards helping breast cancer patients. I loved working with other people and knowing my actions made an impact!” -Ariane
“Being an NBCF High School Ambassador for the past two years has been an amazing experience. From meeting other students who are passionate about the same causes as I am, to hosting fundraisers that aid women across the nation in their health journeys, this program has allowed me to grow. I plan to continue supporting this cause, and will miss being a high school ambassador so, so much! I am endlessly grateful for this opportunity and all it has taught me!” – Dinasha
“I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve as a NBCF High School Ambassador! I have learned so much about service and selflessness. I recommend the program to anyone who would love to be a part of active change within their communities!” – Maryam
“I have loved serving NBCF for the past 2 years. Working with an organization powered by women and focused on supporting women’s health has felt so empowering and motivating. Through fundraising and educating my community, I’ve learned the importance of advocacy and seen the impact that a single interaction can have. I will carry what I’ve learned about community engagement and advocacy with me as I progress, and I’m confident that this experience will enable me to make an even broader impact in the future.” – Sara
