Internships–Opportunities for your clients or for your non-profit!

Day One https://www.godayone.org/ and the San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership https://www.sgvpartnership.org/ both offer comprehensive summer internships for area youth. Learn if youth you work with could benefit from one of these programs.

These youth are also excellent summer help for your non-profit as well. Can your organization benefit from a summer assistant to help with administrative, social media, customer service or other work?

Join us on Zoom to hear the details of programs available and how to apply for them.

Christy Zumani is Executive Director of Day One. A graduate and former Student Body President of California State University Long Beach, Christy has served as Day One Executive Director since 2007. Prior to that, she has over 15 years of hands-on experience in public policy, community health and youth leadership development to Day One. A Pasadena resident, Christy also is a past Board Member for Leadership Pasadena, a member of Vision 20/20, City Conversations and the Asset Development Network and recent graduate of Southern California Leadership Network.

Amy Foell serves as the Workforce Development Consultant for the San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership. She manages the K12 Foothill Consortium which supports work-based learning outcomes for career technical education within Azusa, Charter Oak, Duarte and Monrovia Unified School Districts. Amy is also the Career Pathway Specialist for Citrus College’s Career Technical Education Division. Previously Amy served as the Workforce Development Director at the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce from 2015-2019 supporting Pasadena Unified School District’s work-based learning and financial literacy initiatives. Before coming to the San Gabriel Valley, Amy worked in higher education for InsideTrack, supporting Brandman University, Devry Online, and Arizona University with enrollment, persistence and graduation rates. Hailing from Maryland, Amy co-founded a violence prevention program in Baltimore City’s Frederick Douglass High School called, AdvoKids. She has a Master’s in Teaching and a Bachelor’s in Social Science from Towson University.