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What is SIIF?
What is SIIF?
The Social Impact Internship Fund (SIIF) supports Georgetown MBA students who accept unpaid or low-paying internships in the social impact field. The Net Impact Club raises and awards stipends to support MBA students who are pursuing unpaid or minimally funded internships in social impact oriented organizations.
Eligibility:
Eligibility:
You are eligible for SIIF if:
Enrollment: You are a first-year, full-time MBA student at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
Internship Requirement: You must secure a summer internship in a social impact field.
- A confirmed position is not required at the time of application.
- If selected as a recipient, you must provide an offer letter before fund disbursement.
Compensation Limit: Total summer earnings must not exceed $6,000, including all forms of compensation (e.g., salary, stock options, foreign currency). SIIF recipients may not accept additional employment that would cause earnings to exceed this limit.
Spring Timeline
Spring Timeline
Spring 2025 Timeline:
Application Opens: Monday, April 14th, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Deadline: Friday, April 25th, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Decision Roll out: Thursday, May 8th, 2025
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is SIIF application process?
What is SIIF application process?
Review guidelines
Review eligibility and application timeline.
Apply
Click here to apply [link will be posted closer to application open time]. Application will be open April 14th, 2025. Gather required documents and submit the application before the deadline.
Receiving the funds
The funds will be deposited to the method you register at the Supplier ID account.
It can take up to 30 days to process your funds to your student account. If after 30 days you don't receive, please email mba-netimpact@georgetown.edu
What are examples of organizations?
What are examples of organizations?
FHI360
Georgetown Entrepreneurship Program
Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence
Halcyon
International Fund for Agricultural Development
The International Finance Corporation
Oasis Energy Partners
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
The Conservation Fund
The World Bank Group
US Department of Commerce
How many students received SIIF funds in the past?
How many students received SIIF funds in the past?
2022 RESULTS: 7 students awarded
2023 RESULTS: 21 students awarded
2024 RESULTS: 23 students awarded
2024 SIIF Stats
Total 23 Students Funded
Max: $6,000
Average: $2,652
Total: $61,000
What is the process for receiving SIIF funds?
What is the process for receiving SIIF funds?
Find below the steps on how to receive SIIF funds:
Confirmation of the award
You will receive info from Net Impact confirming how much you were awarded
GU Supplier Registration
Student should register as a Georgetown University supplier at Georgetown Supplier Website, if you don’t have one.
If you have issues registering, you can reach out directly to the Care Supplier Team at suppliercare@georgetown.edu
After registering, International students will receive a separate email to complete Glacier Registration
You’ll receive an email with your supplier id (Usually after 5 days), or you can check the Full List of GU Suppliers available here
Receiving the funds
The funds will be deposit to the method you register at the Supplier Id account.
It can take up to 30 days to process your funds to your student account. If after 30 days you don't receive, please email netimpact
Donate to SIIF
Donate to SIIF
Club Donations to SIIF
Club Donations to SIIF
Find below the steps on how to receive SIIF funds:
Discuss with your club leaders, especially your VP of Finance
Determine how much your club is able to donate. The SIIF team has historical records of past donations from clubs that they can inform you about as well.
Make a payment request
State in the payment request that you wish to donate your club funds to SIIF. The transfer will be made by the MBA Program Office team.
Individual SIIF Donations
Individual SIIF Donations
Questions? contact mba-netimpact@georgetown.edu
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