PHILANTHROPY FELLOWS
The Crimsonbridge Foundation Philanthropy Fellows Program offers students an opportunity to learn about philanthropy, grant-making, and the nonprofit sector, while providing administrative and project support to the foundation’s team members. Philanthropy Fellows work with all members of the foundation’s team as active participants in proposal review, site visits and meetings, grants management, and communications and digital content development. In addition, fellows participate and attend online and in-person foundation and nonprofit grantee partner events. The Philanthropy Fellows Program is administered through the generous support of Crimsonbridge LLC.
2026 PHILANTHROPY FELLOWS
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Lauren Kim
Lauren Kim (she/her) is a junior studying Public Affairs and Sociology at the University of California, Los Angeles and is serving as a Crimsonbridge Philanthropy Fellow in Communications in the winter of 2026. Previously, she has interned at the California Department of Justice and the Los Angeles Department of Consumer and Business Affairs. In her work, Lauren strives to make intimidating bureaucracies more accessible to the public. Lauren is dedicated to a career in public service and strongly believes in the power of community to build empathy and support collective solutions to complex problems. She is excited to contribute to the Crimsonbridge mission by advancing community-driven pathways to opportunity. Outside of work, Lauren turns to the arts as a way to explore identity and culture. She serves as Editor-in-Chief of FAST, UCLA’s first and largest fashion magazine, and is a music journalist at UCLA Radio.
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