List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

Coders, designers, hackers in the Washington DC area! Are you passionate about your city and its history? The Historical Society of Washington, D.C. invites you to participate in the DISTRICT II Wymer's (Downtown) DC Hackathon. You'll be challenged to help update the interactive WymersDC.com website, which displays the iconic photographs taken by hobbyist photographer John P. Wymer and donated to the Historical Society in 1977. This website is a valuable resource for tourists, citizens, and historians of the district.

Dog lovers in and around Las Vegas. Come and participate in the Canine Hackathon. You'll network with other dog loving techies and collaborate to build apps and products for dogs. As befits a dog loving assembly, your panel of judges will have tails and cold noses! They will judge your projects and counting barks and tail wags will determine the best one.

Students in the New York metropolitan area! Microsoft and The Sankofa Global Project invite you to participate in the Spread Harmony Hackathon to be held at Micorsoft's flagship 5th Avenue New York store! On the day of celebration of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior's birthday, you'll be challenged to address one of the following challenges: »Building Trust between the Community and the NYPD »Gender Equity in Schools and the Workplace

Comedians, developers, designers in and around Toronto! HackerYou invites you to chuckle along to Comedy Hack Day Toronto. You'll be challenged to collaborate with other crazy techies to build a side-splitting, hilarious technology product in just a single day! You'll then get to demo your creation onstage before a panel of celebrity judges and a raucous live audience.

Tech community women in and around Minneapolis! Want to showcase your tech skills? Want to make connections with influential people in the Minneapolis tech community? Come and sign up for Hack the Gap, Minnesota’s all-women hackathon! You'll get to form a team of 4 to 6 like-minded women techies — coders, designers, testers, and creative ideas people — and then get to conceive, design and build a product from scratch. Collaborate and compete for prizes! Any technology can be used — it's your choice!

Women designers, data people, testers, programmers, and ideas people! Come and participate in the Hack the Gap All-Women Hackathon. You don't code? That's OK, you're still invited! The event is a two-day weekend hackathon, where you can network and collaborate with like-minded women to build a project with a team. Bring your laptop and charger and any other stuff your idea requires!

Developers, designers, marketers, entrepreneurs, etc.! Are you dissatisfied with the 2016 election cycle? Step up with an idea that could improve the next one. Debug Politics invites you to participate in the nonpartisan Debug Politics: 1st NYC Hackathon. Come along and collaborate to find innovative ways to make a real difference. You'll be part of a team that will be challenged to identify one specific thing about the election cycle you were dissatisfied with and build something to fix it. You can come as a team or form one on the night!

Web developers and user experience designers! Are you interested in public policy development and innovation? Do you have experience in civic technology and public policy? Want to help Natural Resources Canada's ADAPT policy innovation team? Come and sign up to participate in a hackathon that will focus on creating prototypes for the next iteration of Canada's Policy Innovation Portal — a web support tool for open policy making. You'll be given access to the current portal and design objectives for the new site. You'll then have a matter of hours to conceive a design for the new portal and build a convincing early prototype for presentation.

All students and recent graduates in and around Mumbai! Interested in using technology for social good? Intertrust invites you to come and participate in Hack for Change: Mumbai. You'll collaborate with like-minded individuals to help solve real-life problems! Compete for great cash prizes and a guaranteed interview for a position at Intertrust. You'll be challenged to create innovative solutions for: »Healthcare for the Elderly »Air Quality Improvement »Food Security »Smart Villages

Kids aged 10-17 in the Long Beach area! Do you want to overcome the diversity gap for women and minorities in the high tech sector? Operation Disrupt invites you to sign-up to participate in the Disrupt Hackathon. You'll be challenged to pitch your idea for a tech solution to a problem you have identified in your community. You'll be part of a team and you'll be expected to take your idea -- a website or mobile app -- from concept, to design, and all the way to testing. Be one of the three winning teams and win an awesome prize!