List of hackathons about non-profit in 2016

AngelHack is coming to Surabaya with yet another hackathon to prove that anyone can code! No matter what age, race, gender, experience level, you are or have, you are perfectly able to create game changing applications and technologies that have never been imagined before. Creativity and willpower is the only thing that differentiates you. Mind and skill are what conquer all! Your challenge is simple. Build a technology that will have a positive impact on the world, people, or environment.

This is a creative day based around the sea. Get the opportunity to share, create, discover, and have fun with other people. It will be a memorable day! At "Oceans and Seas", you will get to propose new solutions, concepts (services, products) in areas such as shellfish, sea, tourism, beach, marine animals, ecology, pleasure, offshore energy, water sports ...

The Anti-pollution Hackathon is inviting all coders, Graphic designers, UX, and Contractors to develop a complete a product in 48 hours that will resolve modern pollution problems. This is a broad topic to code on so you are free to let your creativity go wild. Come meet the needs of private users (startups, service developers, consultants, ...) and/or public (local authorities, State services ...) and leave with products that are full of innovation!

Journée de créativité autour des mers et des océans

Interested in how technology can help Africa? Come to ICT4D in Africa: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities for Lithuania -- a panel discussion about the impact of information and communication technologies (ICT) on Africa and opportunities for the Lithuanian ICT sector. Can information technologies contribute to positive changes and solve problems devastating the continent? Can businesses initiate and contribute to such changes? What kind of initiatives do the international development organizations fund? What knowledge is crucial when entering emerging markets of Sub-Saharan Africa. Answers to these and other questions will be presented by a panel of ICT4D experts gathered in Vilnius at ICT4D in Africa.

Come to this hackathon as an individual or as a team to propose and build innovative projects in the field of Smart Food and Agriculture!

Come and see the exciting outcomes from April's Abilities Hackathon, when participants from that event showcase what they have made towards making products that address problems that those with impacted abilities face! Expect to see some exciting ideas that enable the Baltimore community to solve and address problems that those with disabilities face.  Participants will present their work in one of the following four tracks: (1) Transportation/Mobility; (2) Wearables; (3) Leisure/Entertainment; and (4) Open Software/Hardware. Two teams will be rewarded a grand total of $6,000 thanks to the Mayor's Office of Information Technology.

The Juice Hackathon is a 24-hour event idea building competition and prototyping camp that will connect Bay Area's most passionate millennials, foodies, entrepreneurs, and developers with a mission to design "The Future of Juice" solutions that address some of the biggest challenges faced by companies of today. Attendees will get practice working on a team, recruitment opportunities, and an enjoyable experience. Sponsoring companies will be able to tackle problems, promote their products & brand, and work with students in the bay area. Winners will be invited to an exclusive, executive-level mixer/networking event in Silicon Valley!

Developers, creatives, and multimedia storytellers! Come and participate in the Hack Oregon Spring Buildathon production sprint. Hack Oregon has laid the groundwork to do research, visualizations, and data storytelling quickly! Now you can help to bring one of the following projects to the next level: --> Food Insecurity: “Oregon Hunger Equation” --> Campaign Finance: “Behind the Curtain" --> Urban Development: “Plot PDX” --> Agriculture: “Crop Compass” --> Education: "Programming for Progress"

This hackathon invited you to develop technological solutions for the care of refugees and integration. Get involved at the interface of technology and business for social engagement and humanitarian aid. Challenge yourself with technology for asylum seekers to develop a use-creating application together with Microsoft, the Red Cross, the City of Vienna, the Foreign Ministry, the mobility.builders developer community, WhatAVenture, Tieto, Netidee, pot travel and the developers of the Welcome app from Germany! This event is inviting web and mobile developers, designers and project managers who will be supported by mentors and asylum seekers to come together to brainstorm, develop, prototype and validate. You will be challenged to create either a mobile App, website and/or other technical services to solve problems for communicating with Austrians, overcoming language barriers, the orientation, both spatially and in the official processes, to the exchange of cultural aspects. Best projects will get the chance to win a User Experience Workshop of Tieto, a Device of Microsoft, Startup Packages of WhatAVenture, and Slot for the project presentation at the next Mobile Developer after-work event of mobility.builders.