List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

Techies and just regular folks in the Stockport area! Are you interested in the use of technology to sift through a mass of data, comments, complaints. and enquiries about Stockport, in order to distill a cohesive view of what matters to its citizens? Do you have ideas on how to make it easier for residents of Stockport to connect with the things they care about? Stockport Council invites you to sign up to participate -- on your own or in a team -- in the Stockport Hackathon 2017. Collaborate and compete to use open data to improve Stockport's municipal government services, create new ones, and empower its residents.

Game players and hackers! You're invited to sign up to participate in the Game Jam/ Hackathon Nuit du Code Citoyen! Come and collaborate in a weekend of game building and prototyping! The goal os to build something that will help make the world better tomorrow. Your topic could be citizen democracy, the economy, ecology, education... it's your choice.

Engineers, designers, data scientists, and others in the Bay Area. Are you interested in the social good? Activism @ Remind invites you to signup to participate in Social ImpHacked: Socially Good Hacking. You'll be challenged to come up with innovative solutions to thorny issues faced by non profits and help them become more efficient in working with their current and future clients.

University of Edinburgh science, technology and engineering students! Enactus Edinburgh invites you to sign up to participate in the DevLab Hackathon, the city's first sustainable development hackathon! You'll be challenged to design and develop solutions to tackle some of society's greatest challenges. You'll collaborate in a team of four to brainstorm your idea, develop a business plan and build a prototype, before presenting your team's project to a jury.

Professionals and leaders from all industries! Are you interested in innovating in the field of gender and inclusion? Liberty and Access For All invites you to sign up to participate in the upcoming event: Hacking Gender and Inclusion in Leadership. You do not need technology skills to take part in this event! You'll collaborate with like minded individuals to engage in problem solving and in developing implementable program ideas.

Do you have a passion for open data projects? Come along to the Open Data Day Hackathon Cagliari. You can help grow the open data community by working on project ideas suggested by the citizens of Sardinia. You'll be challenged to leverage open public data provided by the Region of Sardinia and the City of Cagliari to build solutions that can help improve local transportation, or promote tourism, to name just two.

Entrepreneurs, managers, developers, art directors and decision makers! Great news! DrupalDay 2017 is back in Rome after a five year absence. The DrupalDay Hackathon is designed to bring together the technical requirements and business needs of all constituents and to develop and share organizational best practices.

Undergrad and graduate students, alumni of the University of San Francisco! Technologists in the city and the Bay Area! Are you passionate about using technology to overcome social and economical challenges? You're invited to participate in the University of San Francisco’s Tech4Good Hackathon. You'll be challenged to collaborate to design and prototype solutions that will help make an impact in one or more of the following global barriers: Refugees, Environment, Health, Education, Water, Homelessness.

Citizens of Wallonia! Do you have ideas on how to make your community more connected, greener, more sustainable, and smarter? You can help submit your idea at a Smart Cities Idea Workshop and have your idea be one of the challenges for the upcoming Futurocité Citizens of Wallonia hackathon. At the hackathon, true techies will make your idea come to reality and build a prototype solution.

Kids aged 13+ in and around Oslo, Norway! Lær Kidsa Koding invites you to participate in the Micro:bit.party hackathon. The hackathon theme is "everyday challenges." You'll get to focus on technical solutions that can help improve people's daily lives. You can chose to participate in one of the following categories: »Best teaching »Best block-based program »Best text-based program »Best physical program