List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

Women, trans, and non-binary folks -- hackers as well as non-techies -- in the Bay Area! Are you planning to participate in Hack The Patriarchy to help create solutions to problems that are faced by marginalized communities worldwide? If so, you're invited to attend the pre-event workshop INTEGRATING WITH SOCIAL APIS - SLACK, TWITTER & FACEBOOK. You'll get to learn about these APIs, get practical experience you can use in the hackathon, and also meet other prospective Hack The Patriarchy participants.

Technologists, engineers and data analysts in Chicagoland! Are you appalled to know that people in this great city are going hungry? The Greater Chicago Food Depository invites you to bring your creativity and passion to the all-day Hackathon to End Hunger 2017! You'll collaborate and compete to develop innovative software, mobile, web, and hardware solutions that can help hack away hunger. Share your experience on social media using the hashtag #HackHungerChi.

Programmers, designers, and interested citizens in and around Cologne! Hack.institute invites you to participate in the Bundestagswahl Hackathon -- on the occasion of the election of the 19th Bundestag. Given access to available open electoral data, you'll be challenged to come up with a useful, informative tool that can help make the election more transparent to the general public, informing them and encouraging their participation in the elections.

Data scientists, designers, urban planners, and software developers in and around Seattle! The City of Seattle's Civic Technology Program invites you to participate in A City for All. Coinciding with the National Day of Civic Hacking, this Hackathon event focuses on what Seattle looks like in 20, 40, or 60 years from now. You'll be challenged to conceive age-friendly civic apps, data visualizations, design proposals, and more, that will help the city contribute to its citizens' health, longevity, and lifestyles.

Girl Tech Divas in the Bay Area! Yes, You! If you're entering Grades 6 through 12 next year and you're interested in computer science, STEM subjects, mobile apps or gaming, then here's an event for you! The Bay Area Chapter of Black Girls CODE invites you to participate in their Code A Brighter Future Hackathon. You'll be challenged to join a team at the event and design and build a prototype mobile app that can help make day-to-day life better.

48in48 NYC is planning a massive hackathon designed to help small nonprofits promote themselves with stellar web sites. Web professionals in the New York area will collaborate to build 48 websites for 48 NYC nonprofits in 48 hours! If you're interested in participating, then 48in48 invites you to come along to the 48in48 NYC Volunteer Kickoff. You don't have to be a coder! There's need for project managers, WordPress gurus, graphic designers, digital marketers, front-end developers, and content managers. If you're a Jack of all Trades -- technically proficient and a quick learner -- then there's a place for you too.

Members of the San Francisco Tableau User Group! You're invited to participate in the #SFBATUG Hackathon for Good! You'll be challenged to use your data skills to come up with innovative ways to visualize water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) solutions to children living in urban poverty in Asia and Africa. One week before the event, you'll have access to data provided by Splash.org. Your solution will help bring a world closer where all children have clean water, clean hands and clean toilets, no matter where they are born.

Student developers and hackers in Queensland! Think you have good ideas on how technology can be used to fight domestic and family violence (DFV)? The UQ Idea Hub invites you to attend the Organised Crime and Corruption Forum and participate in the Hackathon at the event. You'll work within a cross-disciplinary group of students to identify potential solutions to better protect DFV victims in the smart home and to protect the smart home itself from cybercrime. Pitch your concept to a panel of experts and compete to be selected as the winning project.

User Group's meeting and hackathon at the Community FoodBank of New Jersey. You'll be challenged to come up with innovative uses of Tableau to create data visualizations that can help drive awareness of hunger in communities across the country. Your data visualization might be selected to be displayed in local supermarkets, banks, or company lobbies to display how hunger is a hidden problem -- even affluent neighborhoods.

Are you interested in the role that women can play in sustainable development? The Women Hackers Action Tank invites you to sign up to participate in the Women and Sustainable Development event. You'll be challenged to collaborate on such as women's role in sustainable development, how to increase women's presence in decisive sustainable development forums, how to increase the numbers of women in qualified and digital jobs related to sustainable development, and more.