List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

If you're in the Seattle area and are interested in learning about solutions that improve the human condition, then IxDA Seattle & OpenSeattle invite you to attend the Social Good Series Hackathon Presentations. You can hear the presentations of teams that participated in the Social Good Hackathon. Their projects promise solutions that address social challenges such as civic innovation, environmental issues, homelessness, transportation, criminal justice, immigrant and refugee resources, community engagement, and housing.

Mobile app developers and hackers in the Durban area! Derivco invites you to an Ionic Meetup, where you'll get the chance to learn about Ionic and also participate in a hackathon. Ionic is an open source mobile SDK that allows you to build innovative native web apps with ease. You'll get to put into practice all you've learned about Ionic by building a web app for a designated charity.

Mobile app developers and hackers in the Durban area! Derivco invites you to an Ionic Meetup, where you'll get the chance to learn about Ionic and also participate in a hackathon. Ionic is an open source mobile SDK that allows you to build innovative native web apps with ease. You'll get to put into practice all you've learned about Ionic by building a web app for a designated charity.

Cycling fanatics and techies in and around Boston! You're invited to sign up to participate in CycleHack Boston and help improve biking for all residents of the Greater Boston area. At this event, which is part of the Global CycleHack Event, you'll team with other cyclist techies to come up with an innovative solution that will help overcome barriers that stop or discourage people from cycling.

If you're in the Seattle area and are interested in finding solutions that improve the human condition, then IxDA Seattle & OpenSeattle invite you to sign up for the Social Good Hackathon. You can join a project in progress and collaborate with like minded individuals on issues such as civic innovation, environmental issues, homelessness, transportation, criminal justice, immigrant and refugee resources, community engagement, and housing.

If you're a techie who supports diversity -- and you're in the Austin area -- then you're invited to participate in the 3rd Annual Austin Diversity Hackathon #ATXDivHack. You're encouraged to look at open data or civic hacking projects that can help improve the quality of life in the City of Austin. Come with a team or join one at the event! There will be some awesome prizes for categories including Best UI/UX, Most social impact, Most technical, and Most learned.

Christian technologists in the UK! Are you planning to participate in the Kingdom Code: BUILD Hackathon? If so, Kingdom Code invites you to attend the pre-hackathon event "Kingdom Code: Turning your challenge into a product plan". Hackathon sponsors will share their challenges and you'll get the chance to work through problem-solving techniques for use at the hackathon.

Socially-aware techies and individuals in and around the Seattle area! Are you interested in finding ways to heal the sharp divisions in this deeply divided country? AUTHENTIC invites you to sign up to participate in the UNITED WE STAND: Design Swarms Workshop. You'll be matched with others with complementary skills and lead through the Design Swarms technique. You'll then collaborate with your team to propose innovative solutions to this seemingly unsolvable social challenge.

Hey, girls and young women -- aged 5 to 22 -- if you're interested in science and technology, then Stemettes invites you to participate in the Cornerstone App Hack. If you're under 16, you'll need to bring a parent or guardian. Boys are also invited, provided they bring along their sister! You'll get to learn how to create apps and then build your own and present it and compete for prizes at the demo day on Sunday.

Open data hackers in South Africa! Do you want to #hackforhumanity? The UNISA School of Computing invites you to participate in RHoK Pretoria 2017 #rhokpta. This event --Random Hacks of Kindness (RHOK) -- is intended to help promote socially-relevant computing in South Africa and around the world. Sign up for this two-day Hackathon and use open source technologies to come up with awesome software that can help address the challenge of how to use Open Data to enhance access to education and accelerate academic excellence.