About Childhood Cancer Society
Childhood Cancer Society is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing emotional and financial support to families battling pediatric cancer. Through our mascot, Adventure Ted, we create life-changing wish grants, financial assistance programs, and community-driven events that bring hope to children facing the toughest challenges.
This August, we will host Adventure Ted Tees Off for Childhood Cancer Society, a premier fundraising golf outing at Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck. The event will feature corporate sponsors, major donors, a live auction, and a surprise wish grant reveal for an 8-year-old child battling leukemia.
Position Overview
We are seeking two (2) passionate and dependable Video Production Interns to join our media team and help capture this special event on-site.
This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on event production experience while working directly alongside Crystal Lau, Chief Media Officer of Childhood Cancer Society, who has years of experiencing as a producer at CNBC. Selected candidates will receive mentorship and real-world exposure to professional event coverage, storytelling, and nonprofit media production.
Responsibilities
Capture high-quality video footage throughout the event
Record sponsor activations, golfer interactions, donor experiences, and event highlights
Assist with coverage of a live wish grant reveal for a pediatric cancer patient and family
Gather b-roll footage for future marketing and fundraising campaigns
Work collaboratively with the Communications and Media teams
Follow shot lists and creative direction provided by senior leadership
Assist with basic equipment setup and event logistics as needed
Current college student or recent graduate studying Film, Media Production, Communications, Journalism, Broadcasting, Marketing, or a related field
Experience using DSLR, mirrorless, or professional video equipment preferred
Comfortable capturing live events in a fast-paced environment
Strong attention to detail and storytelling instincts
Positive attitude and willingness to collaborate with a mission-driven team
Candidates with an interest in the following are ideal:
Direct mentorship from a CNBC producer
Real-world experience covering a large-scale nonprofit fundraising event
Portfolio-building content and professional references
Networking opportunities with executives, sponsors, media professionals, and community leaders
Experience creating mission-driven content that makes a tangible impact in the lives of children battling cancer
Event Details
Date: Monday, August 31, 2026
Location: Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck
Time Commitment: Full-day event (exact schedule provided upon selection)
At Childhood Cancer Society (CCS), a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit, we provide essential support to families facing the trials of pediatric cancer. Our origin traces back to a teenager's resolve to amplify family support after his own childhood health challenges. Today, CCS commits to delivering hope, emotional reinforcement, and financial aid to ensure no child endures the journey of cancer treatment alone.
Embodying our ethos of perseverance and optimism is Adventure Ted, our superhero teddy bear and official spokes-bear. He embodies the courage found in adventures, guiding children and families to maintain a positive outlook by embracing his motto: "See the adventure in all that you do." CCS not only strives to alleviate the burden of childhood cancer but also to infuse this challenging journey with a sense of adventure and possibility.